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twf-cli

v1.7.2

Published

TypeScript Web Framework CLI

Readme

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TypeScript Web Framework Command Line Interface

TypeScript Web Framework CLI

Features

  • [x] Create project
    • [x] Current Directory
    • [x] Own Directory
  • [x] Generate API Controller
    • [x] Default CRUD
      • [x] @HttpPost create()
      • [x] @HttpGet read()
      • [x] @HttpPut update()
      • [x] @HttpDelete delete()
  • [x] Remove API Controller
  • [x] Verify project structure
    • [x] Verify existing www
    • [x] Verify existing package.json
    • [x] Verify existing src
    • [x] Verify existing src/manifiest.json
    • [x] Verify existing src/controllers
    • [x] Verify existing src/annotations
    • [x] Verify existing src/core
    • [x] Verify existing src/app.ts
    • [x] Verify existing src/server.ts
    • [x] Verify existing src/typings.d.ts
  • [x] Version info & comparison
    • [x] CLI Version
    • [x] Project Version
    • [x] Node Version
    • [x] NPM Version
  • [x] Clean project
    • [x] Remove www
    • [x] Remove dist
    • [x] Remove temp
    • [x] Remove node_modules
    • [x] Remove package-lock.json
  • [x] Install dependencies
  • [x] Serve project
  • [ ] Generate http property on controller
  • [ ] Remove http property on controller
  • [x] Test Project(Unit Testing)
  • [x] Build Project
  • [x] Generate compiled binary package
    • [x] Windows
    • [x] Linux
    • [x] OSX

Commands

Start Project

To start a new project on current directory you don't need set project name

!IMPORTANT

twf-cli does not interpret . or ...

twf start

To start a new project on with a own directory you need set project name

twf start MyProject

Clean Project

twf clean

Install Dependencies

twf install

Verify Project

twf verify

Serve

twf serve

Generate Controller

# twf add controller [name] [default route]
twf add controller index
twf add controller index /profile/:id
twf add controller main/index /profile/:id