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AngelMunoz / Finny

A cross-platform tool for unbundled front-end development that doesn't depend on Node or requires you to install a complex toolchain
https://perla-docs.web.app/
MIT License
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Show serve command after template scaffolding #114

Closed AngelMunoz closed 1 year ago

AngelMunoz commented 1 year ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Quoting @kaeedo from #113

After running dotnet perla new MyProject it gives a selection of templates: Awesome! Then it shows hints about quick access commands:

Finally it says successful.

We're lacking a mention of what's the next step after you create a new template here

Describe the solution you'd like

Quoting @kaeedo again here

I think it would be nice if it could also show a hint about how to start the newly created template. Something like: Perla: To see your new website, run perla serve and open your browser

I agree with the feedback and I'll add a similar message here indicating how to start/build your project once you create it

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kaeedo commented 1 year ago

I can take this one if you haven't already started it :)

AngelMunoz commented 1 year ago

I actually have some relatively medium sized changes that will touch this area, so I would wait a little bit!

AngelMunoz commented 1 year ago

@kaeedo beta 18 made some changes this one went in

You may see the setup command run the next time you run any command it is expected as it will set a couple of checks in our local database so we know we don't have to manually setup things once again or that we're not missing things like esbuild which are core to the dev server feel free to open another issue if there's more feedback to the perla new <project-name> command