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xarvis-cli

v1.0.0

Published

A Command-Line Interface for generating production ready starter template.

Downloads

15

Readme

Xarvis CLI

Xarvis CLI License: MIT NPM Version

A Command-Line Interface for generating a production-ready starter template.

Developed with 💜 by thecodexhub

Supported Templates

Installation

The below command will make the xarvis command available globally, allowing you to use it from anywhere in your terminal.

$ npm install -g xarvis-cli

Commands

xarvis -h or xarvis --help

Display the usage information.

Usage: xarvis <command> [arguments]

🚀 A Command-Line Interface for generating production ready starter template.

Options:
  -v, --version   Display the current version.
  -h, --help      Display the usage information.

Commands:
  create          Creates a new xarvis project in the specified directory.
  help [command]  Display the usage information.

xarvis create express-app

Creates a new Xarvis Express project in the specified directory.

Usage: xarvis create express-app <project-name> [arguments]

Creates a new Xarvis Express project in the specified directory.

Options:
  -o, --output-directory  The optional desired output directory when creating a new project.
  -t, --template          The template for this project. (choices: "javascript", "typescript")
      --description       The description for this new project. (default: "An Express starter project
                          created by Xarvis CLI.")
      --skip-git          Whether or not to skip initializing git (default: false)
  -h, --help              Display the usage information.

Note: The --template and --description are required. If not provided by the CLI options, questions will be prompted, as shown in the below example.

$ xarvis create express-app my-app
? Enter the project description: An Express starter project created by Xarvis CLI.
? Choose a project template to use: (Use arrow keys)
> javascript
  typescript

Use -h or --help for any usage information

# Displays usage information for Xarvis CLI
$ xarvis -h

# Displays usage information for `xarvis create` command
$ xarvis create -h

# Displays usage information for `xarvis create express-app` command
$ xarvis create express-app -h

License

The project is released under the MIT License. Learn more about it, here.

Xarvis Feature Request

We welcome any ideas or recommendations about how to make the tool better. Unless there is an overwhelming demand for a feature, it might not get implemented.

Before posting, be kind to your surroundings and the authors who take joy in developing new features and writing documentation to help you.

Create a Feature Request (Issue)

Create an issue including as much information as possible to your proposal. To create an issue -

  • Go to the issues tab from the project repository.
  • Then click on new issue.
  • You'll have to choose type of the issue. In this case, click on Get Started button for the Feature Request type.
  • Fill up the details and Submit new issue.