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igniteui-cli
Advanced tools
The igniteui-cli allows you to easily generate projects using Ignite UI components in a variety of frameworks - Angular, jQuery, React.
Install the npm package as a global module:
npm install -g igniteui-cli
The main entry point is igniteui and is also aliased as ig. Both can be used interchangeably to call available commands. Check out our Wiki documentation for more details.
To get a guided experience through the available options, simply run:
ig

Upon creation, project will be automatically loaded in the default browser.
NOTE: If that doesn't happen the port may be already in use. Ports vary for different project types, see the description for the ig start command for details on default ports.
ig help
Create a new project passing name, framework and style theme.
ig new <project name> --framework=<framework> --type=<proj-type> --theme=<theme>
This will create the project and will install the needed dependencies.
Parameters besides name are optional. Framework default to "jquery", project type defaults to the first available in the framework and theme to the first available for the project. For more information visit ig new Wiki page.
To create a new project with Ignite UI for Angular use ig new by specifying angular as framework, and optionally igx-ts as project type and selecting one of the project templates:
ig new "IG Project" --framework=angular --type=igx-ts --template=side-nav
The igniteui-cli makes full use of the component definitions provided by igniteui/angular-templates package. You can find all of the available component templates in the official documentation.
To create a new project with Ignite UI for React use ig new by specifying react as framework and igr-es6 as project type:
ig new "IG Project" --framework=react --type=igr-es6
Once you have created a project, at any point you can add additional component templates using ig add. Running the command without parameters will guide you through the available templates:
ig add
Add a new component or template to the project passing component ID and choosing a name.
ig add <component/template> <component_name>
The ID matches either a component ("grid", "combo", "text-editor", etc) or a predefined template. Predefined templates are framework/project specific and can provide predefined views with either multiple components or fulfilling a specific use case like "form-validation", "master-detail" and so on.
For full list of supported templates in the current project you can simply run ig list command:
ig list
ig build
ig start
See the Contribution guide to get started.
Clone the repository
Install dependencies with npm install
Open in Visual Studio Code
There is a predefined launch.config file for VS Code in the root folder, so you can use VS Code View/Debug window and choose one of the predefined actions. These include launching the step by step guide, create new project for a particular framework or add components.
Hit Start Debugging/F5
The Ignite UI CLI tool uses Google Analytics to anonymously report feature usage statistics and basic crash reports. This data is used to help improve the Ignite UI CLI tools over time. You can opt out of analytics before any data is sent by using
ig config set disableAnalytics true -g
when using the CLI. You can read Infragistics privacy policy at https://www.infragistics.com/legal/privacy.
FAQs
CLI tool for creating Ignite UI projects
The npm package igniteui-cli receives a total of 1,618 weekly downloads. As such, igniteui-cli popularity was classified as popular.
We found that igniteui-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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