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What is the bio
Note: BIO is currently only compatible with Mac platforms
Github address: bio-cli
NPM address: bio-cli
Front-end development one-stop solution.
With BIO, you can quickly develop the front end by focusing on the business logic and not the scaffolding configuration information.
In addition, BIO provides ESLint, StyleInt detection, and mock services.
The installation
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Install Node.js (>= 8.9.1)
https://nodejs.org/en/download/
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Install the bio
npm install bio-cli -g Copy the code
Quick to use
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Step 1: Create the project directory
mkdir demo cd demo Copy the code
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Step 2: Initialize various projects
bio init bio-scaffold-vue
Initializes the VUE projectbio init bio-scaffold-react
Initialize the React projectbio init bio-scaffold-pure
: Initializes non-VUE/Non-React projects
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Step 3: Debug
bio run dev-daily Copy the code
Command set
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Bio init < scaffold name on NPM source >
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function
Initialize the project directory.
The command does the following:
- Install scaffolding locally to ensure it is in place. Scaffolding is installed in the bio cache directory (/Users/ username /.bio/)
- If the current directory is empty (or only
README.md
), this command will generate a demo file. - perform
npm install
.
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The scaffold
Bio currently has three scaffolds built in (Bio-scaffolds-vue, Bio-scaffolds-React, bio-scaffolds-Pure)
Bio uses NPM hosting scaffolding. The default hosting is in the NPM official source. You can set up your own hosting source.The code address
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Scaffold nickname
Bio has nicknames for each of the three built-in scaffolds:
bio-scaffold-vue --> vue bio-scaffold-react --> react bio-scaffold-pure --> pure Copy the code
So all commands that refer to scaffold names can be replaced with nicknames.
You can also add your own nickname, code address
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Bio Run < scaffolding supported tasks > [-n, --no-watch]
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function
Start scaffolding task.
The BIO starts the scaffold and passes the task name transparently to the scaffold to complete various tasks.
So, the task name is variable, as long as scaffolding is supported.
The three scaffolds we provide by default each provide the following six tasks:
dev-daily dev-pre dev-prod build-daily build-pre build-prod Copy the code
For details, see: Bio Built-in scaffolding task name.
For example, after the bio-scaffiding-vue project is initialized, start its dev-daily task and run the following command:
bio run dev-daily Copy the code
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-n, –no-watch
By default, bio starts a file listening service that synchronizes the current directory files to the scaffold directory, ensuring that the scaffold directory is always parent to the business directory for scaffold compilation. (source :(why guarantee father-son relationship?) )
-n, –no-watch turns off the file listening service that synchronizes the current directory to the scaffold directory.
For example:
bio run dev-daily -n Copy the code
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Bio scaffold show < name of scaffold on NPM source >
Open the local directory where the scaffold is located.
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bio scaffold create
When you create a scaffold, you will be prompted with the new scaffold name
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Bio Mock [port]
Start the local mock service with the default port 7000
If you want to specify a port number, you can do so, for example, Bio Mock 8000
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bio lint init
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function
Initializing Lint will automatically mount lint execution hooks before git commit
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bio lint [--fix] [-w, --watch]
Perform lint checking and the BIO will generate a Lint result page for you to view
--fix
: Automatically modifies the code format in the source code.-w, --watch
: enables file listening, which will trigger lint checks if a file changes
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bio help
Help information
The characteristics of the bio
link
- Currently available scaffolding
- Development bio scaffolding
TODO
- Refine unit testing
- Continuous integration
- English Docs
- Improve the scaffolding project demo
developers
- Core: Liu Yuanyang @ Weidian
- Lint: Ding Junjie @weidian
LICENSE
MIT