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eC Scripts CLI is a command-line tool that you can use to set up eC Scripts projects with only one command.
Requirements: You need at least Node.js 8.x and NPM 5.x installed.
npm install -g ec-scripts-cli
ec-cli init [...presets]
Note that the package name is ec-scripts-cli whereas the CLI command is ec-cli.
Set up a new project in the current directory:
ec-cli init
Set up a new project in the current directory with official eC Scripts React preset and some custom preset from GitHub:
ec-cli init react git://github.com/user/some-preset.git
Using npm presets: Preset names get resolved internally by prefixing ec-scripts-preset-.
Therefore a preset name like react is resolved and npm installed as ec-scripts-preset-react.
If you want to publish an eC Scripts preset, make sure to prefix it correctly.
Using git presets: When using a preset from git directly, the repository name needs to match the name in the preset's package.json.
According to above that is some-preset.
A preset source must contain a valid package.json in order to be installable by NPM.
It can contain an extended configuration for eC Scripts by providing a root
ecconf.js file.
You can also use a preset for project boilerplating.
If your preset contains a root folder /boilerplate, then all the content inside will be copied
to your project root upon initialization. Sub directory structures included.
Boilerplate presets can be helpful if you want to start out with some basic features like router setup or default page layouts or you name it.
Here's a basic file structure of how a preset can look:
/
boilerplate/
src/
index.js
ecconf.js
package.json
We are grateful to the authors of existing related projects for their ideas and inspiration:
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