create-nuxt-typo3

Create TYPO3 Nuxt App

Create a Nuxt.js project in seconds

This is a fork of create-nuxt-app

Usage

Make sure you have npx installed (npx is shipped by default since npm 5.2.0)

npx create-nuxt-typo3 <my-project>

Or starting with npm v6.1 you can do:

npm init nuxt-typo3 <my-project>

Or with yarn:

yarn create nuxt-typo3 <my-project>

Features :tada:

1. Choose the package manager
   • Yarn
   • Npm
2. Choose programming language
   • JavaScript
   • TypeScript
3. Choose your favorite UI framework:
   • None (feel free to add one later)
   • Ant Design Vue
   • Bootstrap
   • Buefy
   • Bulma
   • Element
   • Framevuerk
   • iView
   • Tachyons
   • Tailwind CSS
   • Vuetify
4. Choose between integrated server-side frameworks:
   • None (Nuxt default server)
   • Adonis
   • Express
   • Fastify
   • Feathers
   • Hapi
   • Koa
   • Micro
5. Choose the runtime for TypeScript (if you choose TypeScript)
   • Default
   • @nuxt/typescript-runtime
6. Choose Nuxt.js modules:
   • Nuxt-typo3
   • Axios
   • Progressive Web App (PWA) Support
7. Choose linting tools:
   • ESLint
   • Prettier
   • Lint staged files
8. Check the features needed for your project:
   • PWA
   • Linter / Formatter
   • Prettier
   • Axios
   • Tachyons
9. Choose your favorite test framework:
   • None
   • Jest
   • AVA
10. Choose rendering mode
    • Universal (SSR)
    • SPA

CLI Options

--edge

Alias: -e.

To install nuxt-edge instead of nuxt, add the command line option --edge:

npx create-nuxt-typo3 <my-project> --edge

Or

npm init nuxt-typo3 <my-project> --edge

Or

yarn create nuxt-typo3 <my-project> --edge

--info

Alias: -i. Print out debugging information relating to the local environment and exit.

--help

Alias: -h. Show the help information and exit, include: usage, command and all cli options.

--verbose

Show debug logs

--version

Alias: -v. Show version number and exit.

Credits

• egoist
• clarko
• All our contributors (list).