flexmonster create

flexmonster create|c [requiredArg] [options]

This command creates a sample project with Flexmonster based on a chosen language or front-end framework. Also, it can install the needed npm dependencies and run the project.

Arguments

The flexmonster create command can be run with the following required arguments:

Argument	Description
angular	Creates a sample Angular project with Flexmonster Pivot. For example: flexmonster create angular -r
react	Creates a sample React project with Flexmonster Pivot. You can choose either ES6 or TypeScript. React + ES6: flexmonster create react es6 -r React + TypeScript: flexmonster create react typescript -r If the language is not specified, you will be prompted to choose it during the initialization process.
vue	Creates a sample Vue 2 or Vue 3 project with Flexmonster Pivot. Additionally, you can choose either ES6 or TypeScript. Vue 2 + ES6: flexmonster create vue 2 es6 -r Vue 2 + TypeScript: flexmonster create vue 2 typescript -r Vue 3 + ES6: flexmonster create vue 3 es6 -r Vue 3 + TypeScript: flexmonster create vue 3 typescript -r If the language and/or Vue version are not specified, you will be prompted to choose them during the initialization process.
typescript	Creates a sample project with Flexmonster Pivot based on TypeScript. For example: flexmonster create typescript -r If needed, Webpack can be added to the project: flexmonster create typescript webpack -r
javascript	Creates a sample project with Flexmonster Pivot based on pure JavaScript. For example: flexmonster create javascript -r
electron	Creates a sample ElectronJS project with Flexmonster Pivot. For example: flexmonster create electron -r

Options

The flexmonster create command can be run with the following options:

Option	Description
--install, -i	Automatically installs all the needed npm dependencies.
--run, -r	Automatically installs all the needed npm dependencies and runs the project.
--help, -h	Shows the short guidance on this command in the console. Use this command to see all the possible uses of the `create` command.

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