@lambdalabs/labs
Advanced tools
This wrapper of yeoman simply allows the use of labs in place of the common
use of yo
The project has not yet been deployed to <npmjs.com> yet.
npm i -g @lambdalabs/labs
This will install the main cli wrapper along with all Labs generators as dependancies.
The labs cli command is just a wrapper to the yeoman
yo command.
Run the SPA generator (base react single page app starter)
labs @lambdalabs/spa project-name
Run the Node API generator (base node express api starter)
labs @lambdalabs/api project-name
git tag v0.9.30 -m "release note"git push && git push --tagsTo develop locally it will be easiest to link the labs command and any generators being developed using npm.
link the generator in the labs-yo project folder.
npm linklabs-yo foldernpm link "name-of-package"npm link "generator-spalink this project to the global npm commands.
npm link
The labs command is now globally available.
labs --help should render the yo command options.
FAQs
The Labs scaffolding
The npm package @lambdalabs/labs receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @lambdalabs/labs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @lambdalabs/labs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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