Quickly bootstrap a node module folder layout
Create a new project:
$ mkdir myproject && cd myproject
$ quicknpm init
$ npm install quicknpm --save
From the command line you can bootstrap a new node module.
In the current folder:
$ quicknpm init
In a specific folder:
$ quicknpm init /my/custom/folder
You can use the module from within your own node program:
var QuickNPM = require('quicknpm');
var job = new QuickNPM();
job.on('complete', function(){
})
job.init('/my/project/folder');
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Quickly bootstrap a node module folder layout
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