Init

Initialize a new application.

Command

$ eucalypt init
# Alias/shortened
$ eucalypt i

Arguments

  • [NAME] - The name of the new application (note that this is simply a directory name and cannot be a path such as apps/my-new-app).

Options/flags

  • --git, --no-git, (Default: True)

    Specify whether or not to run git init (to initialize a Git repository) inside the new application directory.

  • --bundle, --no-bundle, (Default: True)

    Specify whether or not to run bundle install (to install dependencies) inside the new application directory.

  • --silence alias -s, (Default: False)

    Specify whether or not to silence the output of the git init and bundle install commands (only silences if either the --git or --bundle options are active)

  • --blog alias -b, (Default: False)

    Specify whether or not to set up the blog environment after initializing the application.

  • --route alias -r, (Default: "blog")

    Specify the route of the blog controller (only works if the --blog option is active).

Examples

  • $ eucalypt init my-new-app

    Generates a new application with default options.

  • $ eucalypt init my-new-app -s

    Generates a new application and silences the bundle install and git init commands.

  • $ eucalypt init my-new-app --no-bundle --no-git

    Generates a new application and skips dependency installation (bundle install) and Git repository initialization (git init).

  • $ eucalypt init my-new-app -b

    Generates a new application and runs blog environment setup.

  • $ eucalypt init my-new-app -br posts

    Generates a new application and runs blog environment setup at /posts.

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