create-nx-flutter
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CLI to create Nx workspaces with built-in support for Spring Boot
Our very own CLI to create Nx workspaces with built-in support for Flutter!
The goal of this CLI is to ease the process of creating a Nx workspace that can host and manage Flutter projects, thanks to our @nxrocks/nx-flutter plugin, that is automatically installed within it.
To run this CLI, all you need is to have NodeJS installed (preferably the current LTS version). Then to later create and run your Flutter projets, you'll need Flutter CLI as well.
Run npx create-nx-flutter your-workspace-name to execute the CLI.
This command will guide you through the creation process steps by steps.
Run npx create-nx-flutter --help to print some helpful info on available options.
Every Nx package relies on the underlying Nx Workspace/DevKit it runs on. This table provides the compatibility matrix between major versions of Nx workspace and this package.
| Package Version | Nx Workspace version |
|---|---|
>=v3.0.0 | >=v17.3.0 |
<v3.0.0 | <17.3.0 |
Copyright (c) 2023-present Tine Kondo. Licensed under the MIT License (MIT)
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CLI to create Nx workspaces with built-in support for Spring Boot
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