generator-jhipster

// Quickstart for JHipster v9.0.0 // This demonstrates the typical setup and generation of a JHipster application. // 1. Install Yeoman globally if you haven't already. // Yeoman is the scaffolding tool that runs JHipster generators. console.log('Installing Yeoman globally...'); // npm install -g yo // 2. Install the JHipster generator globally. console.log('Installing JHipster generator globally...'); // npm install -g generator-jhipster // 3. Create a new directory for your application and navigate into it. // mkdir myapp // cd myapp // 4. Run the JHipster generator. This will start an interactive prompt // where you can configure your application's type, technologies, and features. console.log('Running JHipster generator...'); // yo jhipster // During the interactive process, you'll be asked questions such as: // - Which type of application would you like to create? (Monolithic, Microservice, Gateway) // - Which front-end framework would you like to use? (Angular, React, Vue) // - Which type of authentication would you like to use? (JWT, OAuth 2.0, Session) // - Which database would you like to use? (SQL, MongoDB, Cassandra, etc.) // - Which build tool would you like to use? (Maven, Gradle) // After generation, you can run your application. console.log('JHipster application generated. To run:'); console.log(' cd myapp'); console.log(' ./mvnw (for Maven) or ./gradlew (for Gradle) to build and run the backend.'); console.log(' npm start or yarn start (in the frontend folder) to run the frontend.'); // This provides a full-stack application ready for development.