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is inspired by skeleton directories from the UNIX world - where they can serve
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as the starting point for a new user's `${HOME}` directory. For the time being,
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there is only skeleton to choose from:
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[@webskel/dolphins7](https://github.com/webskel/dolphins7.skeleton#readme)
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[@webskel/dolphins7.skeleton](https://github.com/webskel/dolphins7.skeleton#readme).
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## Examples
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### CLI
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**Overview**
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There are two commands: `new`, and `list`. Either can be shortened to `n`,
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or `l` respectively. The `new` command takes two arguments, followed by
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any options. And the `ls` command takes no arguments, followed by any
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options.
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* **webskel new** <br>
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The `webskel new` command creates a new application from a specified skeleton.
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For example, the following command will create a "myapp" directory from the
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