Command Line Interface (CLI) to support Single Page Application(js) framework.

INSTALL

npm install -g spa-cli

#USAGE:

spa arguments

OR

spa-cli arguments

Create a new app

spa-cli appName

OR use --new option to download and use the latest boilerplate bundle from SPA.js repository.

spa-cli appName --new

Create a new component

NOTE: Use . instead of 'appName' if 'appName' directory is current working directory.

spa-cli appName componentName

OR

spa-cli appName/componentName

OR use --new option to download and use the latest boilerplate bundle from SPA.js repository.

spa-cli appName/componentName --new

spa-cli appName componentName --new

Create multiple components

NOTE: Use . instead of 'appName' if 'appName' directory is current working directory.

spa-cli appName componentX,componentY

OR

spa-cli appName/componentX,componentY

OR use --new option to download and use the latest boilerplate bundle from SPA.js repository.

spa-cli appName componentX,componentY --new

spa-cli appName/componentX,componentY --new

To use your own boilerplate bundle for new app and components.

spa-cli your-custom-app-bundle.zip --app

spa-cli your-custom-component-bundle.zip --component

your-custom-component-bundle.zip must contain the following files with custom content:

• componentX.js
• componentX.html
• componentX.css (optional)

NOTE: The string 'componentX' will be replaced with actual componentName, including the file name and the content inside the files during a new component creation.

• sample-app-bundle
• sample-component-bundle

To create boilerplate bundle from a folder

spa-cli your-custom-boilerplate-folder --bundle

This will create your-custom-boilerplate-folder.zip file. Use this zip file to update the default boilerplate for new --app or --component creation.

Reset to default bundle

Reset bundles with the latest boilerplate bundle(s) from SPA.js repository.

spa-cli --reset

spa-cli --reset --app

spa-cli --reset --component

Backup app

spa-cli appName --zip

Update SPA JS Bundle with the latest version

spa-cli appName --update

LiveServer Options

###Requires live-server (run install command as root/Administrator)

npm install -g live-server

To start LiveServer for an app, use --start option at the end of spa-cli command.

Example:

spa-cli appName --start

Along with --start option, use --ch OR --chrome OR --ff OR --firefox OR --ie OR --iexplore to open respective browser.

Example:

spa-cli appName --start --ch

spa-cli appName --start --chrome

spa-cli appName --start --ff

spa-cli appName --start --firefox

spa-cli appName --start --ie

spa-cli appName --start --iexplore

LINKS

SPA JS (Web) | SPA JS (GitHub)