@area17/a17-generator
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#A17 Generator
A17 generator is used to quickly generate a boilerplate.
Install A17 generator globally
$ npm install -g @area17/a17-generator
Go to the root of your project
$ cd project-root
Initialize the frontend boilerplate
# @ ~/project-root
$ a17-generator [project-name]
Now you will have a frontend folder, a package.json file and all the node modules.
A17 Boilerplate is installed too which can help you to run all your dev tasks through npm script like this:
npm run styles
For more detials, please refer to A17 Boilerplate.
0.1.8
Update to latest version of boilerplate and helpers
0.1.7
Update to latest version of boilerplate
0.1.6
Update to latest version of boilerplate
0.1.5
Update to latest version of boilerplate
0.1.4
Publish to npm
0.1.3
Make install information more clear
0.1.2
Add engines property to package.json
0.1.1
Updated default git packages link
0.1.0
The brith of A17 Generator
FAQs
A17 Generator is used to quickly install A17 FE libraries
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