nyg-static-jam3
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Jam3 Static Frontend App Generator with no build configuration and no prompts.
To create a new project based on the generator there are a few ways:
The nyg generator is designed to function similar to yeoman. To get it running, simply follow these steps:
npm i nyg -g
npm i nyg-static-jam3 -g
cd your-project-directory
nyg nyg-static-jam3
See REACT_STATIC.md for more details on how React Static is intergrated with this generator
Do this if you have the source code and want to generate a version ready to be used in a project.
npm test/test/output/ into your project folder.README.md and package.json/templatesnpm i/index.js, everything is thereIf you are looking to contribute with the generator is important to read the Developer Contribution Guide
We are using react-static as a base; you can checkout their Documentation.
You can checkout our Developer Guides to know more about the features and customizations.
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Jam3 frontend static project scaffold generator based on nyg
The npm package nyg-static-jam3 receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, nyg-static-jam3 popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that nyg-static-jam3 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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