blitzkit 0.0.3

BlitzKit is a command-line tool that helps student developers automate full-stack project setup. It generates a clean, organized folder structure with starter files to help you get started fast.

BlitzKit Documentation

BlitzKit is a command-line tool that helps student developers automate full-stack project setup. It generates a clean, organized folder structure with starter files to help you get started fast.

Features

• Flexible Project Setup: Generate a full-stack project with customizable frontend and backend technologies.
• CLI-based Automation: Uses Yargs to parse command-line arguments.
• Customizable Tech Stack: Supports various frontend and backend frameworks (see Supported Tech Stacks).
• Stylish Terminal Output: Uses Chalk, and Figlet for an enhanced CLI experience.

Supported Tech Stacks

BlitzKit supports multiple frontend and backend technologies, allowing developers to customize their full-stack setup.

Frontend Options (-f, --frontend)

Framework / Library	Command Flag
Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS	vanilla
React (Vite Setup)	react-js
Vue.js (Vite Setup)	vue-js
Angular	angular
SvelteKit	coming soon...

Backend Options (-b, --backend)

Framework / Library	Command Flag
Flask (Python)	flask
FastAPI (Python)	fast-api
Django (Python)	coming soon...
Express.js (Node.js)	coming soon...
Spring Boot (Java)	coming soon...
Ruby on Rails	coming soon...

Example Usage

Generate a React frontend with a Flask backend:

blitz -p web -f react-js -b flask

Installation

1. Clone the Repository(Optional)

   git clone https://github.com/lennythecreator/BlitzKit.git
   cd Blitzkit
   

2. Install Dependencies

   npm install
   

   or

   npm install -g blitz
   

   to install the package globally.

3. Link the CLI Globally (Optional)

   npm link
   

Usage

Once installed or linked globally, run BlitzKit from your terminal.

Command Syntax

blitz -p <project> -l <level>

• -p, --project: Specifies the type of project to set up. Currently, the supported type is web and data.
• -l, --level: Specifies the level of experience, e.g., beginner or advanced the supported type is beginner.

Flags

- `-p, --name`: Specifies project name.
- `-f, --frontend`: Defines the type of project (e.g., `react`, `vue`, ,`angular`).  
- `-b, --backend`: Defines the type of project (e.g., `django`, `flask`, ,`fastapi`,`express`,`spring`,).  

When executed, the CLI will:
- Display an ASCII art banner ("BlitzKit").
- Show a usage message inside a styled box.
- Create a structured folder in your current directory (insist on changing the project name)


## Troubleshooting

- **System Requirements**
  Before generating a project, make sure your system meets the necessary requirements for both the project setup tool and the specific technologies involved.

- **Figlet or Boxen Not Displaying Correctly:**  
  Ensure your terminal supports the required Unicode characters and colors.

- **Permission Issues on Windows:**  
  If you encounter permission issues, run your terminal as an Administrator or adjust your system's PATH variable after running `npm link`.

- **Project Creation Errors:**  
  Make sure you’re providing the correct arguments. For example, use `-p web -l beginner -f react -b express` to set up a React-Express project.

## Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to fork the repository and submit pull requests with your improvements. For any issues or suggestions, please open an issue on GitHub.

## License

This project is licensed under the ISC License. See the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.

## Contact

For questions or support, please reach out via [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/lennythecreator/Bear_CLI/issues) or email [[e-mail]](mailto:[e-mail]).

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Happy Coding! 🚀