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@webnsurf/bootstrap

v0.1.7

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CLI to bootstrap React projects (including backend) using TypeScript

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Readme

CLI to bootstrap React projects with TypeScript

A CLI to bootstrap React Applications ranging in complexity from the very simple to more complex setups with CI.

To install run

npm i -g @webnsurf/bootstrap

This will install the package globally and make wns-new command available anywhere on your machine. You can also install it locally and then use it with NPX

To create a new project run

wns-new <project_name> [arguments]

If no project_name is provided the current working directory is used. Each project can be configured with:

The CLI is interactive so specifying the below arguments when running the command is not required.

Arguments:

| Name | Alias | Action | Default value | Info | | ---- | :---: | ------ | :-----------: | ---- | | --yes | -y | Skip the propmpt and use default options | false | Preferred default options to use here can be set and saved using the --set-defaults flag (see below) | --docker | -d | Create a Docker setup within the project | false | This will create the following structure: Docker image build script /docker/build.shDocker container start script /docker/start.shfront-end and back-end Dockerfile.prod & Dockerfile.dev in their corresponding foldersdocker-compose.prod.yml & docker-compose.yml files to easily spin up production and development containersThe default Docker setup uses Web'n'surF Docker network. It allows you to access the development server on https://dev.webnsurf.com and the local "staging" server on https://local.webnsurf.com (both resolve to 127.0.0.1 and are then proxied to the right containers using Web'n'surF proxy). Get the Web'n'surF proxy based on Træfik | --pipeline | -p | Create a Jenkins pipeline | false | This will create the following structure: Jenkinsfile in the root directoryDeployment script /docker/deploy.shRemote start script /docker/start-remote.shThis option automatically sets --docker to true.Specify --server-user & --server-ip options to replace variables in the files listed above.Get the Web'n'surF CI server based on Jenkins | --install | -i | Install node modules | false | Install node modules once the project is initialised | --set-defaults | -s | Set default options | false | Set default options to use next time --yes(-y) is used | --no-backend | N/A | Create a project without a back-end server | false | By default the project is created with an Express JS backend server. This option disables that. | --no-git | N/A | Create a project without Git | false | By default a new Git project is initiated. This option disables that. | --no-router | N/A | Create a project without React router | false | By default React router is included and a few front-end routes are set up. This option disables that.This option can not be disabled if the project is created with Login functionality. | --no-login | N/A | Create a project without login fuctionality | false | By default the project is setup with a redux store and a user login functionality (both back-end and front-end logic). This option disables that | --design | N/A | Specify a design library | null | Sets up, istalls and uses a React design library in the project.Available options:antd (Documentation)Material UI (Documentation) - this option is currently disabled (WIP) | --domain | N/A | Domain name for proxy | webnsurf.com | Specify a domain name to use in the Web'n'surF proxy router setup.This option is only needed if --docker is set to true | --server-user | N/A | Remote server username | <SERVER_USERNAME> | Specify a username on the remote server for the deployment (/docker/deploy.sh) and start-remote (/docker/start-remote.sh) scripts to use.This option is only needed if --pipeline is set to true | --server-ip | N/A | Remote server IP address | <SERVER_IP> | Specify the remote server IP address for the deployment (/docker/deploy.sh) and start-remote (/docker/start-remote.sh) scripts to use.This option is only needed if --pipeline is set to true