CLI helps speed up your development cycle with HerbsJS by generating use cases and infrastructure layers (REST, GraphQL, Repositories, etc) based on your entities.
To install herbs-cli:
npm i -g @herbsjs/herbs-cliThen run:
herbs new
.
├── package-lock.json
├── package.json
└── src
├── domain
│ ├── entities
│ └── usecases
└── infra
├── api
│ ├── graphql
│ ├── rest
├── config
└── data
├── database
│ └── migrations
└── repositoriesGenerate a new project based on your entities(or not)
herbs new
| Question | Description | Default value | e.g |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project name? | This is the Project Name that will be used int the project folder name and package.json. | herbs-project | my-project |
| Project description? | This is the Project description that will be used int the package.json | project generated by herbs-cli | my beautiful project |
| Project author's name? | This is the author's name that will be used int the package.json. | herbs CLI | Charlie |
| What license do you want to use? | Use arrow keys to choose your License. | -- | -- |
| Generate graphql layer? | This will generate a graphql layer for your domain. | Y | n |
| Generate rest layer? | This will generate a rest layer for your domain. | Y | n |
| What database do you want to use? | Use arrow keys to choose your Database. | -- | -- |
| Do you want to initialize a Git repository? | This will initialize a git repository for your project. | N | y |
| Do you want to install dependencies? | This will run npm install and npm start for you | no | yes |
You also can run the project passing the options though CLI
herbs new --name MyAwesomeProjectName --description "my description" --author "name of the author" --license MIT --graphql --rest --database postgres --npmInstall yes
Generate all necessary layers(graphql, rest, repository, etc) based on your new entity added into entities folder
After had created a new entity into entities folder, type in your terminal:
herbs update
If you want to debug and/or run the CLI locally, you can do it by following the steps below:
npm link # On the CLI project folder
herbs # On the folder where you want to use the CLI
Come with us to make an awesome herbs-cli.
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