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@leanup/cli-inferno
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@leanup/cli-inferno
This package contains the Inferno framework extension for the @leanup/cli.
@leanup/cli-inferno
This package contains the Inferno CLI adapter. You can create a new or switch a existing project to the @leanup/stack.
Installation
You can create a new project folder or go in a existing folder.
Create a new project folder:
mkdir new-inferno-appcd new-inferno-appnpm install -D @leanup/cli @leanup/cli-infernonpx inferno create
Go in a existing folder
cd my-inferno-appnpm install -D @leanup/cli @leanup/cli-infernonpx inferno create --only-config --overwrite- Proof the configuration changes and adopt it for your.
Usage
Execute npm run in your terminal. It lists all preconfigured tools commands of the @leanup/stack.
For example: npm start 😉
Feedback
Please give us feedback of you experience, so that we can continuously improve @leanup.
FAQs
This package contains the Inferno framework extension for the @leanup/cli.
We found that @leanup/cli-inferno 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.
Package last updated on 11 Jun 2024
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