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sufian-backend-statar

v1.0.3

Published

Create a ready-to-use TypeScript backend starter by command.

Downloads

20

Readme

sufian-backend-statar

CLI tool to generate this backend starter in any machine with latest dependency versions.

1) Test locally before publish

npm run create:local my-backend-app -- --no-install

2) Publish to npm

npm login
npm publish --access public

If package name is already taken, change the name in package.json and publish again.

3) Use from any PC

Recommended (this is your requested command):

npx sufian-backend-statar my-backend-app

Or install globally:

npm install -g sufian-backend-statar
sbs my-backend-app

Then:

cd my-backend-app
npm run dev

Latest dependency behavior

By default, after project generation the CLI automatically runs install commands with @latest for all dependencies and devDependencies.

If you only want scaffold files without auto install:

npx sufian-backend-statar my-backend-app --no-install

Important note

npm run ... works only inside a project that already has that script in its package.json. For global project generation, use npx sufian-backend-statar <project-name> or sbs <project-name> after global install.