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v10.0.0
Added new configuration options to the cli.frontendLibrary key of the neutralino.config.json:
projectPath: Sets the project path of the frontend-library project. This path will be used as the current directory while executing the frontend-app-related commands.initCommand: A command that gets executed after downloading an app template with the neu create command.devCommand: This command will run with the neu run command to start the frontend development server. The CLI doesn't wait for devCommand completion, instead, it will wait for the frontend development server via the tcp-port-used package.buildCommand: The neu build command will execute this command before generating the app bundle, so you can generate static resources of your frontend app using this command.Readme
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