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aurorajs-core

v0.0.7

Published

Simple Framework for [Node.JS](https://nodejs.org/en/). **Fast, Simple, and Easy To Use**

Downloads

35

Readme

Aurora JS

Simple Framework for Node.JS. Fast, Simple, and Easy To Use

Installation

Before installing, make sure your Node.JS 0.10 or higher

Installation using the npm install command :

npm i aurorajs-core -g

Create First Your Project With Aurora JS

For create new folder your project with Aurora JS you can run this command in your command terminal :

aurora new:project my-app

Then, cd into the new folder :

cd my-app

And, YEAY your project is created successfully, for check your project you can run this command :

node ./app.js

If success for installing you can see message Aurora Serve on port 3000

If you want to make package.json, you can make it by giving the command: (CMD or Terminal)

npm init

Documentation

Learn Aurora.JS - See The Documentation Website

License

This Aurora.JS framework is licensed under the MIT License - see the MIT License file for details