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Branch Tea Cli is client base cli for developers that make the setting up of a new express app a breeze.
This cli comes with some additional features
[!NOTE] Using this cli does not mean you must work with the file structure or use the branch-tea-utils package bundled with it But if you do find the cli and branch-tea-utils interesting use it as you please.
[!NOTE] Also contribution and bug reports is welcome.
npm install -g branch-tea
or
yarn global add branch-tea
Creates folder and file structure for an Express app.
Options -p, --package-manager : Specify the package manager (npm or yarn). Default is npm. -d, --dir : Specify the directory name. -nd, --no-default : Remove default folder structure and create the Express app with default dependencies.
Examples Create Express app with default folder structure
branch-tea create -option[-p] [yarn/npm] -option[-d] app-name-directory
Using shorcut Create Express app with default folder structure
bt create -option[-p] [yarn/npm] -option[-d] -option[-nd] app-name-directory
Start
bt create -d app-name
Without installing
npx branch-tea create -d app-name
or
npx bt create -d app-name
FAQs
branch tea cli for quick express app setup
We found that branch-tea 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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