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redom-site-scaffolder

v1.0.1

Published

Scaffolds a project that will use redom, Typescript, SASS and Webpack in order to serve a static website using hot-reload. Great for prototyping JavaScript games, UI tools, or other static applications.

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redom-site-scaffolder

Scaffolds a project that will use redom, Typescript, SASS and Webpack in order to serve a static website using hot-reload. Great for prototyping JavaScript games, UI tools, or other static applications.


Install

$ npm i -g redom-site-scaffolder

Usage

Navigate in your terminal to the working directory where you wish to create a new project. The tool will automatically create the project folder for you, so you do not need to create one yourself.

For example, let's create a new project called "My New Project":

$ rsc
Please fill the following values…
Replace: name:  My New Project
Replace: version:  1.0.0
Replace: description:  "This is a sample project"
Replace: author:  "Bob Smith"
Replace: license:  "MIT"

Now hit enter, and you should see the following output:

Copying files…
✔ The files have been copied!
✔ Success! Please make sure to run `npm install` and `tsc` before beginning. Then just start by using `npm run start:dev`!

In your working directory, you would now have a project folder "my-new-project". Open this folder in your IDE or code editor and run the following commands (in order):

$ npm install

$ npm run start:dev

This will start your scaffolded project on http://localhost:4200. The project supports hot reload, so as you make changes, your browser will update in real-time.

Common Issues

  • If you receive an eacces error on Unix machines, please try to install and run the command without superuser privileges as these may affect the file editing process.
  • If the script hangs halfway through and you end up with a template with variables still in place (ex. "[NAME]") in certain files, please check the encasing directory permissions.

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.