gluestick
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GlueStick is a command line interface for quickly developing universal web applications using React
gluestickGluestick package is a dependency which is being added to your project to handle most of gluestick functionalities. Commands are available through bin directory from your node_modules or proxied via gluestick's command line interface.
gluestick new <YOUR_APPLICATION_NAME> - generate new projectgluestick generate <ENTITY_TYPE> <ENTITY_NAME> - generates a new entity from given templategluestick destroy <ENTITY_TYPE> <ENTITY_NAME> - remove entity created by generate commandgluestick start - starts a gluestick projectgluestick build - create an production asset buildgluestick bin <DEPENDENCY_NAME> -- <DEPENDENCY_ARGS> - Execute binary dependenciygluestick dockerize - create docker image (requires docker installed on your machine)gluestick start-client - starts client separately (part of gluestick start command)gluestick start-server - starts server separately (part of gluestick start command)gluestick test - run projects test suiteDetailed description on all commands is available here
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GlueStick is a command line interface for quickly developing universal web applications using React
The npm package gluestick receives a total of 293 weekly downloads. As such, gluestick popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gluestick demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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