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@visual-framework/create-vf-project
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Helps to create a new Visual Framework 2.0-based project.
Helps to create a new Visual Framework-based project.
yarn create @visual-framework/vf-project {your-new-site-name} {site-type}
{your-site-name}
will be the name of the destination directory{site-type}
can be any of the below optionsvf-build-boilerplate
vf-eleventy
vf-demo-design-system
To make a vf-eleventy
based project:
yarn create @visual-framework/vf-project your-new-site-name vf-eleventy
If you're having trouble with yarn create
you can also try:
npx @visual-framework/create-vf-project {your-new-site-name} {site-type}
npx @visual-framework/create-vf-project testproject vf-eleventy
yarn install
npm publish
To test before publishing to npm:
yarn start test-site-name vf-eleventy
FAQs
Helps to create a new Visual Framework 2.0-based project.
The npm package @visual-framework/create-vf-project receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @visual-framework/create-vf-project popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @visual-framework/create-vf-project 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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