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create-bm-scf-front-end-template

v1.0.6

Published

Initializer para clonar e configurar o template de FrontEnd do time de SCF e opcionalmente adicionar um frontend Vite.

Readme

create-bm-scf-front-end-template

Initializer para criar um projeto a partir do template BM-SCF-HELLOWORLDAPI-BACK2 (backend) e, opcionalmente, adicionar um frontend Vite.

Instalação e uso

Publicando:

npm login
npm publish --access public

Uso (após publicado no npm):

npm create bm-scf-front-end-template@latest meu-projeto
# ou
npm init bm-scf-front-end-template meu-projeto

O comando fará:

  1. Clonar o repositório backend: github:JohnDeere-Tech/BM-SCF-HELLOWORLDAPI-BACK2.
  2. Instalar dependências do backend (se houver package.json).
  3. Perguntar se deseja adicionar um frontend Vite (React/Vue/Svelte/etc).
  4. Inicializar Git e criar o primeiro commit.

Parâmetros via linha de comando

Você pode passar flags para customizar o processo:

  • --repo para definir outro repo (padrão: github:JohnDeere-Tech/BM-SCF-HELLOWORLDAPI-BACK2)
  • --branch para escolher uma branch/tag específica do repo
  • --dir para definir o nome inicial do diretório do projeto
  • --pm para escolher o gerenciador de pacotes (npm, pnpm, yarn) — padrão npm
  • --vite para habilitar o frontend Vite sem perguntar
  • --vite-template para escolher o template do Vite (ex.: react-ts, vue-ts, svelte-ts)

Exemplos:

# Usando uma branch específica e já com Vite React TS
npm init bm-scf-front-end-template -- --branch main --vite --vite-template react-ts --dir bm-projeto

# Alterando o repo base
npm init bm-scf-front-end-template -- --repo github:seu-usuario/seu-template

Observação: ao usar npm init <nome>, as flags devem ir após --.

Desenvolvimento local

Para testar antes de publicar:

npm link
npm init bm-scf-front-end-template teste-local

Estrutura

create-bm-scf-front-end-template/
├─ package.json
├─ bin.js
├─ src/
│  └─ index.js
└─ README.md

Licença

MIT