Closed lucas-goldner closed 3 weeks ago
I opted for questions rather than templates because they a) make it more clear what the starter project would actually be like and b) give more flexibility.
Since you can create many different types of websites with Jaspr there has to be a certain customization for the starter project in order to make sense for what you want to build.
For devs who don't want to make a concrete decision about the questions, its designed to be "skippable" by just pressing enter and choosing the default for each question.
Also the questions are adjusted based on what you selected before. You don't always see all questions.
For devs who don't want to make a concrete decision about the questions, its designed to be "skippable" by just pressing enter and choosing the default for each question.
Ah, okay, this sounds good. I didn't know that. Okay, then, I will close this. Thanks for the response 👍🏽
Description
Hey, this is just a suggestion. When I tried using
jasper create
again now, I got a bunch of questions for the setup, which is good, but when creating a simple static website, I am not sure if all of them are needed. It is nice to have these options, but maybe moving them to a flag like—advanced-setup
would make it easier to get a website set up quickly with only 1-2 questions. I'm trying to think about the DX here, but it's not a big bother. Just something I thought about while creating a new static website 👍🏽Additional Context
6 Options answered for a static website output: