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create-buttonize
Simple CLI for creating Buttonize example apps.
Buttonize enables you to build internals tools with AWS CDK.
Hook-up UI components directly to AWS Lambda functions. Just install Buttonize and deploy your CDK. That's it.
There's no need install this CLI. Just use it directly to create your projects.
With npx
npx create-buttonize
Or with npm 6+
npm init buttonize
Or with Yarn 0.25+
yarn create buttonize
Or with PNPM
pnpm create buttonize
This will prompt you for a folder name and bootstrap the application in that directory.
Pass in the following (optional) options.
--template
Instead of the standard starter, you can choose from multiple examples.
npx create-buttonize --template=examples/discount-code-generator
--api-key
API Key to be pre-filled in the project.
npx create-buttonize --api-key=btnz_mybuttonizekey1234567
<destination>
Specify a project name, instead of typing it into the interactive prompt.
npx create-buttonize my-buttonize-app
Learn more at docs.buttonize.io
FAQs
Create Buttonize example app
The npm package create-buttonize receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, create-buttonize popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that create-buttonize demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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