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project-spawner

v1.1.3

Published

Quickly and easily generate static web projects with Project Spawner

Downloads

8

Readme

Project Spawner CLI

Quickly and easily generate static web projects with Project Spawner

Quick Overview

Create A Project

npx project-spawner create <name-of-project>

or

npx project-spawner c <name-of-project>

Once you run the create command you are given three setup options: simple setup, medium setup, and advanced setup


? Choose Setup: (Use arrow keys)
  > Simple Setup    (Includes Vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript)
    Medium Setup    (Includes HTML, CSS / SCSS / SASS, and JavaScript all bundled together with Parcel)
    Advanced Setup  (Choose Specificially What You Want)

What each setup offers

Simple Setup

  • Simple setup with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
  • Great for small projects

Medium Setup

  • Contains vanilla HTML, CSS / SCSS / SASS and JavaScript
  • You are given the option to choose which CSS preprocessor you prefer
    • SCSS
    • SASS
    • More coming soon...
  • You are given the option to setup a SCSS / SASS folder structure that is loosely based on the SMACSS style guide
  • Bundled together with Parcel
    • Parcel transforms JavaScript using Babel's @babel/preset-env by default, so using the latest JavaScript features is possible. More Info Here.
    • If you would like to add more Babel presets take a look at this.
  • Great for medium sized projects that require more complex CSS and JavaScript.

Advanced Setup

  • Same options as medium setup
  • Allows you to create a setup with a CSS framework
  • Great if you know exactly what you want for your web project.

Flags

--no-npm-i or --no-npmI - use this flag if you do not want the 'medium setup' and 'advanced setup' to automatically npm install the dependencies

License

MIT - see LICENSE