Efficient Modern Scaffolding
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- ⚡ Local hot-reload template debugging
- 🎨 Free combination of modules within templates
- ♻️ Templates can call each other
- 🚀 Assemble templates in memory and write to disk at once
npm create @e.fe/app@latest
# OR
npx @e.fe/create-app@latest# From Repo
npm create @e.fe/app@latest from-repo <url>
# From Template
npm create @e.fe/app@latest -T <template>Popular scaffolding tools have various issues, with the most important ones being:
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Most cannot hot-reload debug templates, making template testing time-consuming
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Some don't allow free combination of templates, only creating from fixed templates or downloading from repositories, making it difficult to maintain when we have multiple templates
At work, I needed to develop a better scaffolding tool for the team, which was the initial motivation for writing this code.
I often need to quickly create various types of projects, so I developed this project with the following goals:
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Maintain commonly used project templates and workflows
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Converge standard code specifications with
@e.fe/template-standard -
Support direct calls to excellent community scaffolding tools like React, Vue, etc.
Maintaining our own work templates is the basic goal, but excellent community tools are also in our arsenal
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Support creating new projects from any project repository
Inherited from tiged, with additional features
# Create a new project from the repository (<url>) npm create @e.fe/app@latest from-repo <url>
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create-apphas capabilities similar to yeomantemplate-xxx is equivalent to yeoman generator, they both rely on capabilities provided by the upper layer
Templates can be created and published independently, maintained in separate repositories
# Create my-app from the generator yo <generator> my-app # They work in a similar way # Create my-app from external template npm create @e.fe/app@latest -T <template>