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andrew-bui-eem-skeleton

v1.0.5

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Quick Express Project template to get Method Override, PassPort, dotenv installed and ready

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  1. to use go to the directory of where you want your new project in the terminal

  2. then run npx andrew-bui-eem-skeleton 'new directory name' ex. npx andrew-bui-eem-skeleton newProject

  3. it should now appear in the directory you were in

  4. use node or nodemon to start project BUT a mongooseDB connection must be made in the .env file or else it will error along with a models folder needing to be created

  5. to link to repository cd into directory and run 'rm -rf .git' then you can proceed to reinitalize git and add to a remote repository as you normally would