@architect/create - npm Package Versions

[1.0.3 - 1.0.4] 2019-10-18

Added

• /public no longer generated if @static folder is defined
• Reintroduces backwards compatible arc init invocation from @architect/architect

[1.0.0 - 1.0.2] 2019-10-17

Background

• This repo was seeded by the project initializer in @architect/utils/init, with the intention to extend its capabilities

Added

• Standalone project creation via npm init @architect (or via CLI by installing this repo globally, which would be kind of a funny thing to do, but hey who knows)
• Project creation will also install @architect/architect into your new project (if necessary and appropriate)
• Added ability to specify project name and install path, e.g. create ./foo creates a dir named foo in your current dir, and creates a new Arc project named foo in there

Changed

• Updated default function names; resolves #2, thanks @andybee!

Fixed

• Runtime flag now works: runtime, --runtime, or -r + node, js, python, py, ruby, rb initializes with Node, Python, or Ruby

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[1.0.18] 2020-03-22

Changed

• Cleaned up boilerplate code
• Updated dependencies

[1.0.0 - 1.0.2] 2019-10-17

Background

• This repo was seeded by the project initializer in @architect/utils/init, with the intention to extend its capabilities

Added

• Standalone project creation via npm init @architect (or via CLI by installing this repo globally, which would be kind of a funny thing to do, but hey who knows)
• Project creation will also install @architect/architect into your new project (if necessary and appropriate)
• Added ability to specify project name and install path, e.g. create ./foo creates a dir named foo in your current dir, and creates a new Arc project named foo in there

Changed

• Updated default function names; resolves #2, thanks @andybee!

Fixed

• Runtime flag now works: runtime, --runtime, or -r + node, js, python, py, ruby, rb initializes with Node, Python, or Ruby

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.