Amoni
A command line utility for local development of Anvil apps.
Amoni gives you:
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A simple command to start a new project and create all the necessary files and folders:
amoni init -
Pre-configured docker containers for the anvil app server and postgresql database server to run your app
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Simple commands to start and stop those servers:
amoni start amoni stop -
Your app available in your browser at port 3030 on your local machine
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Your database server available on port 5432 on your local machine
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A pre-configured docker container and a simple command to run your test suite:
amoni test -
Commands to fetch anvil apps and add them to your project as the main app or as dependencies:
amoni install app amoni install dependency -
Stub files that allow your autocompleter to see what tables are included in your app
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