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Simplify process of creating a TypeSafety backend with Node Js, Prisma, and TypeScript


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create-roses-backend

Interactive CLI to quickly set up a RESTful backend API with Express, Prisma, and TypeScript.

Get started with CRB by running npx create-roses-backend

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What is CRB?

"Create Roses Backend" is a CLI that you can run to initialize your Backend much faster by including all the necessary tools that you need, including 2 API template that you can chose to use.

Keep in mind that the generated template/boilerplate can still be modified as much as you like. The API template that we provide are a simple API that we believe can help you to initialize your code faster since it's one of the API that most people need.

Getting Started

To get started with create-roses-backend, run any of the following commands and answer any questions from the prompt:

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npx create-roses-backend@latest

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The following CLI options and flags can be use to configure the behavior when running the CLI:

Option/FlagDescription
[dir]The directory to create the new Roses Backend
--noGitExplicitly tell to not init a git repository
--noInstallExplicitly tell to not install all dependencies
--withTemplateExplicitly tell to use all templates
--withUserExplicitly tell to use user templates
--withFileExplicitly tell to use file templates
-y, --defaultBypass the CLI and use default values for all prompts

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We 💖 contributors! Feel free to contribute to this project but please read the Contributing Guidelines before opening an issue or PR so you understand the branching strategy and local development environment.

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Last updated on 08 Dec 2022

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