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@loopback/cli
Advanced tools
This module contains the experimental CLI for LoopBack 4.
Run the following command to install the CLI.
npm install -g @loopback/cli
To scaffold a LoopBack 4 application
lb4 app
Usage:
lb4 app [options] [<name>]
Options:
-h, --help # Print the generator's options and usage
--skip-cache # Do not remember prompt answers Default: false
--skip-install # Do not automatically install dependencies Default: false
--applicationName # Application name
--description # Description for the application
--outdir # Project root directory for the application
--tslint # Enable tslint
--prettier # Enable prettier
--mocha # Enable mocha
--loopbackBuild # Use @loopback/build
Arguments:
name # Project name for the application Type: String Required: false
To scaffold a LoopBack 4 extension
lb4 extension
Usage:
lb4 extension [options] [<name>]
Options:
-h, --help # Print the generator's options and usage
--skip-cache # Do not remember prompt answers Default: false
--skip-install # Do not automatically install dependencies Default: false
--description # Description for the extension
--outdir # Project root directory for the extension
--tslint # Enable tslint
--prettier # Enable prettier
--mocha # Enable mocha
--loopbackBuild # Use @loopback/build
--componentName # Component name
FAQs
Yeoman generator for LoopBack 4
The npm package @loopback/cli receives a total of 2,951 weekly downloads. As such, @loopback/cli popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @loopback/cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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