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create-skill-app
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Create Next.js-powered React apps for Skill Recordings produces with one command
If you don't want to publish and use current package version npm link in packages/create-skill-app folder and then run create-skill-app command from anywhere.
cd packages/create-skill-app && npm link
Once that is done, you can technically run create-skill-app from anywhere on your machine if you fully-qualify the path, but you're better off running it from ./apps/.
The easiest way to spin up a new Skill App is by using create-skill-app. This CLI tool enables you to quickly start building a new Partner Product application, with everything set up for you.
To get started, use the following command and replace APPLICATION_NAME with the kebab-case name of the partner product. ex. testing-accessibility
# From apps/
create-skill-app APPLICATION_NAME
# From the root...
create-skill-app apps/APPLICATION_NAME
Other than specifying the application folder name, there are no options. The command will ask a series of questions defined in packages/create-skill-app/index.ts that fill in the details in the templates.
For development/modification purposes:
# From /packages/create-skill-app
pnpm dev
# From /apps, you can run the following to generate and re-generate (`apps/skill-template` is .gitignore'd)
rm -rf skill-template && create-skill-app skill-template
Reference: How to develop with and add to create-skill-app (Roam link and Loom)
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Create Next.js-powered React apps for Skill Recordings produces with one command
We found that create-skill-app demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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