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sails-generate-sails.io.js
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A sails.io.js
generator for use with the Sails command-line interface.
Certain generators are installed by default in Sails, but they can be overridden. Other generators create entirely new things. Check the Sails docs for information on installing generator overrides / custom generators and information on building your own generators.
In your project:
$ npm install sails-generate-sails.io.js
$ sails generate sails.io.js
Will create the sails.io.js browser SDK file at ./assets/js/dependencies/sails.io.js
.
To get started quickly and see this generator in action, ...
Also see CONTRIBUTING.md
for more information on overriding/enhancing existing generators.
See FAQ.md
.
MIT © 2014 Mike McNeil (@mikermcneil) & contributors
As for Sails? It's free and open-source under the MIT License too.
FAQs
sails generate sails.io.js
We found that sails-generate-sails.io.js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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