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## About ## About
The webskel utility provides skeletons (or "templates") that can give The `webskel` utility provides skeletons (or "templates") to help you quickly
you a head start with your next web application or service. The concept start your next web application or service. The concept is inspired by skeleton
is inspired by skeleton directories from the UNIX world - where they can directories in the UNIX world, where they form the basis for creating a new
be the basis for a new user's `${HOME}` directory. user's `${HOME}` directory.
## Examples ## Examples
**webskel new** ### CLI
The following example demonstrates how the "new" command can create a #### webskel new
"myapp" directory from the skeleton `@webskel/ruby-graphql-webpack-react`:
user@localhost$ webskel new @webskel/ruby-graphql-webpack-react myapp The `webskel new` command creates a new application from a specified skeleton.
For example, the following command will create a "myapp" directory using the
`@webskel/ruby-graphql-webpack-react` skeleton:
**webskel ls** user@localhost$ webskel new @webskel/ruby-graphql-webpack-react myapp
The "ls" command provides a list of available skeletons: #### webskel ls
user@localhost webskel ls The `webskel ls` command lists all available skeletons. These skeletons are
located in the [share/webskel/](share/webskel) directory, which is typically
installed relative to `/usr/local`:
user@localhost webskel ls
## Sources
* [GitHub](https://github.com/webskel/cli#readme)
* [GitLab](https://gitlab.com/webskel/cli#readme)
## License ## License