Cli for generation angular project with support and configuration for useful framework and tools using schematics.
Cli for generation angular project with support and configuration for useful framework and tools using schematics.
For using the cli you need to install the npm package first:
npm install g cliberry
or
yarn g cliberry
Using cliberry is like using an @angular/cli.
The default schematics will be set to local templates if needed. They can be override
by adding additional --collection parameter.
There is no need to install @angular/cli it is included inside cliberry tool.
cliberry ng6 new --name MY-PROJECT --description 'DESCRIPTION OF MY PROJECT'
This command will generate in the current folder structure
of the project types ng6.
There is one additional parameter (alias) comparing to Angular CLI: ng6
It needs to be the first parameter that will describe what
to generate (more specifically which schematics collection to use).
If no alias is used the name of the alias will be default.
To generate a project that will generate new alias (schematics collection):
cliberry schematics new --alias ALIAS-NAME --name MY-PROJECT --description 'DESCRIPTION OF MY PROJECT'
Have fun with using cliberry ;).
[0.1.13] - 2018-09-17
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Cli for generation angular project with support and configuration for useful framework and tools using schematics.
The npm package cliberry receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, cliberry popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cliberry demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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