@risecorejs/app-cli
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`rcjs` is a command-line tool designed to simplify the process of managing and scaffolding projects. It offers a set of commands to initialize projects, create modules, services, controllers, models, perform database migrations, and more.
rcjs is a command-line tool designed to simplify the process of managing and scaffolding projects. It offers a set of commands to initialize projects, create modules, services, controllers, models, perform database migrations, and more.
You can install rcjs globally using npm or yarn:
npm install -g @risecorejs/app-cli
# or
yarn global add @risecorejs/app-cli
rcjs <command> [options]
rcjs init: Initializing the Project.rcjs make:module: Generate a new module.rcjs make:service: Generate a service in a module.rcjs make:controller: Generate a controller in a module.rcjs make:middleware: Generate a middleware in a module.rcjs make:model: Generate a model in a module.rcjs make:migration: Generate a database migration file in a module.rcjs make:migrations: Generate database migration files based on module models.rcjs db:migrate: Execute database migration files of modules.rcjs db:rollback: Rollback the last database migration files of modules.For a quick list of all commands, run:
rcjs --help
To discover available commands and their options, use --help with any command:
rcjs <command> --help
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`rcjs` is a command-line tool designed to simplify the process of managing and scaffolding projects. It offers a set of commands to initialize projects, create modules, services, controllers, models, perform database migrations, and more.
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