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cycle-scripts-one-fits-all
Advanced tools
Cycle-app flavor.
Run create-cycle-app myAppName
.
If you use create-cycle-app@<5.0.0
you will need this command:
create-cycle-app myAppName --flavor cycle-scripts-one-fits-all
To use different package manager, add either --pnpm
or --yarn
at the end.
An elementary SPA. Each page is a cycle component and has its own state.
Uses:
Typescript (strict) with TSLint or ES6, uses the Typescript compiler for both.
My goal is to create a flavor where you don't have to eject if you want to customize the config. Thus, the template will create a webpack.config.js
inside your app folder that defines the entry points of the app. You can add to that config and it will be merged with the config defined in this flavor.
Webpack is configured using webpack-blocks
npm start
: Start development server listening on port 8080npm test
: Run the tests with mocha-webpacknpm run build
: Generate a production-ready build content, on the build
folder (this folder is gitignored)npm run eject
: Copy flavor's dependencies and configurations to the project folder, update package.json
and remove the dependency on the flavored cycle-scripts
. This is irreversible.npm run clean
: Delete all the files and folders that were generated by the other commands (build, start and test)config/
after running the eject script)FAQs
create-cycle-one-fits-all flavor
The npm package cycle-scripts-one-fits-all receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, cycle-scripts-one-fits-all popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cycle-scripts-one-fits-all demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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