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npm i coils -g
coils new hello -d mysql
cd hello && npm i
node start
create db (sqlite skip it)
$ coils db:create [--env production]
migrate (create table)
coils db:migrate
drop db
$ coils db:drop [--env production]
coils generate model User username:string,email:string
coils generate controller api/v1/Users [index|show|update|delete]
coils generate seed User
coils destroy controller api/v1/Users
coils db:rollback
coils db:rollback:all
coils generate seed User
coils db:seed
coils db:seed:undo
coils db:seed:undo:all
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We found that coils 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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