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Javascript Project Creator is a command-line tool that creates starter kit for Angular/Node or simple JS projects by providing pre-made files and dependencies.
JSPC is a tool for creating starter kit Javascript projects, including AngularJS and Node.
Once launched, he will ask multiple questions to identify your needs and will create a subfolder containing all your files and folders necessary to have a good headstart in your project.
Get the package on npm and install it globally
npm i -g jspc
You can now start the tool
jspc
If you get a Syntax error make sure your node version is up to date
You can call jspc with this option when at the root of an angular project to create a new component
( /!\ Doesn't automatically link the components in the index )
jspc -ac componentName
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Javascript Project Creator is a command-line tool that creates starter kit for Angular/Node or simple JS projects by providing pre-made files and dependencies.
We found that jspc 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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