At the moment express-cli is in it's phase of unstable constant releases due to the fact of ghost bugs and also wanting to develop the cli as user counts increases to accomodate as much features as uses request.
First install the npm package with `npm i -g @urizen/express-clli
To initialize an express application run
cli new <folderName> [flag] --y(optional) or cli create <folderName> [flag] --y(optional)
Using the flag skips the prompting steps and directly scaffolds a new app based on your last usage.
An alternative to npm i <packageName> , you can also use cli i <packageName> This takes in all the flags as the regular npm installation
Like wise you can also run cli ui<packagename> or cli uninstall <packageName>
For pre-release testing of features clone the repo annd edit the urizen.bat file and remove C/Users/Victor/Desktop and place in yours.
Then build the package with the npm run build commands and add the folder path to you systems variable e.g C/Users/Victor/Desktop/express-cli and then run all the commands as normal but instead of cli as keyword use urizen as keyword