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D.I.R.T Stack CLI / D.I.R.T CLI (Alpha)

Note: This is a work-in-progress and will be updated with more useful information

Official CLI Utility for the D.I.R.T stack

Welcome to a nicer way to scaffold Django projects utilizing InertiaJs, React & Tailwind CSS.

Requirements

The DIRT CLI has the following requirements

• Python 3.x (opens in a new tab)
• NodeJs 16.x (opens in a new tab)
• Pipenv (opens in a new tab)

Things to keep in mind

• This is a very early version of the CLI
• New features will be added
• This CLI has been tested on MacOS, Linux (Ubuntu) and now, Windows.

Creating a DIRT Stack Application

The DIRT-CLI makes it very easy to create a project

# Run the command using NPX (this may change in the future)
npx @saiforceone/dirt-cli

and answer the prompts. For an example, see below

? What should we call this project? testproj
? Select a frontend framework / library react
? Would you like to use StorybookJS? No
? Would you like to have git initialized? No
? Show verbose logs? No

Once the scaffolding of your project is complete, navigate to the directory and run the following

# activate pipenv's shell
pipenv shell
 
# run the project
npm run dirt-dev

If you opted to use the StoryBook option, you may run it from the project directory using

npm run storybook