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@naturalcycles/create-module
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> `npx @naturalcycles/create-module` to bootstrap a new module
npx @naturalcycles/create-module
to bootstrap a new module
Create GitHub repository manually.
mkdir my-new-module
cd my-new-module
npx @naturalcycles/create-module
git push
CircleCI > "Start building", cancel, add NPM_TOKEN, GH_TOKEN, restart Workflow
nodejs-lib
: NodeJS librarypackage.json
readme.md
with badges, CircleCI build status linkprettier
, jest
, typescript
etc.) to package.json
,
installs them with yarn
tsonfig.json
, etc)prettier-all
, build
, bt
, update-from-dev-lib
, test-ci
,
clean-dist
, etchusky
, lint-staged
, etc).gitgnore
.editorconfig
.codeclimate.yml
tsconfig.json
, tsconfig.test.json
.codeclimate.yml
and CircleCI)git init
, git add
, git commit
)git push
NPM_TOKEN
, GITHUB_TOKEN
) to allow previous commandsjs-lib
(universal js lib for both node and browser)browser-lib
backend-service
(gets automatically deployed to the cloud, includes all server boilerplate,
monitoring, analytics, etc.)FAQs
> `npx @naturalcycles/create-module` to bootstrap a new module
We found that @naturalcycles/create-module demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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