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@bjankord/create-eleventy-site
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Create a simple Eleventy site.
Demo site: https://bjankord.github.io/eleventy-site/
When you have npm
>= 6 on your system, you can run
$ npm init @bjankord/eleventy-site my-site
or if you have npm
>= 5 on your system, you can run
$ npx @bjankord/create-eleventy-site my-site
This will output:
👋 Creating a new Eleventy website in ./my-site
📥 Installing the static setup
☕️ This might take a while
🚢 Moving some files around
🤖 Registering automation scripts
🌱 All set! Let's get you started:
cd ./my-site
npm run serve
🤞 Good luck, have fun!
And you're good to go.
This is an updated fork of https://github.com/gentsagency/create-eleventy-site from Pieter Beulque
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Create a simple Eleventy site
We found that @bjankord/create-eleventy-site demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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