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create-ccfk

v1.0.18

Published

Create a CCFK application from starter templates.

Readme

Create CCFK

Create a CCFK application from starter templates.

Quick Start

Starter templates are available for each platform. Use one the following "create-ccfk" commands.

# npm
npm create ccfk@latest

# yarn
yarn create ccfk

# pnpm
pnpm create ccfk@latest

# bun
bun create ccfk@latest

# deno
deno run -A npm:create-ccfk@latest

Options

-t, --template <template>

You can specify the desired template from the command line. This is useful for automation, where you'd like to skip any interactive prompts.

npm create ccfk@latest ./my-ccfk-app -- --template hello-world-app

-i, --install

Install dependencies after cloning template.

npm create ccfk@latest ./my-ccfk-app -- --install

-p, --pm <pnpm|bun|deno|npm|yarn>

Allows you to specify which package manager to use.

npm create ccfk@latest ./my-ccfk-app -- --pm pnpm

-o, --offline

Use the local cache instead of fetching the latest templates.

npm create ccfk@latest ./my-ccfk-app -- --offline

Known issues

I you get a fetch error trying to clone the any of the templates, 99.99% of the cases will related to the corporate proxy. Run the following commands to properly configure the NOKIA proxy:

npm config set proxy http://proxy-server-url:port
npm config set https-proxy http://proxy-server-url:port

Use nearest proxy to your location.

To check the proxy settings used by npm, you can use the following commands:

npm config get proxy
npm config get https-proxy