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This is only done to make installing work
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Playing around with adding a CLI to setup/modify Curi applications.
Currently, one command exists:
create. This will walk the user through some steps to determine which packages should be installed as well as to ensure the proper file structure exists.Commands to tie it in with
@curi/staticmight be nice.This could also potentially be used to add routes, although this operation would be trickier to perform. An AST to parse the existing routes module and insert new routes would probably be the "best" way to perform this, but I'm not sure how complicated this would be.
This is still very early stages with no plans to commit soon; I only want to publish this if it seems worthwhile.