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create-snips-action
Advanced tools
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Create a fully fledged Snips action in a single command.
node.js
must be installed with a version greater or equal than 8.
Installing the snips platform on the same machine is also recommended in order to have a fast development cycle.
# Run this in your favourite terminal.
npm init snips-action
The bootstraped action have the following dependencies. Please refer to their respective repositories for the full documentation.
Used for building, testing, launching the action and contains a bunch of helpers.
Used to communicate with the platform.
📦Uses the javascript-toolkit package under the hood.
FAQs
Generator for writing Snips action code in Javascript.
We found that create-snips-action 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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