Blueprint
  • Blueprint Developer Guide
  • Quick Start
    • Getting Started
    • My First Application
      • Creating Your Application
      • Controllers
      • Routers & Routes
      • Services
      • Resources & Resource Controllers
      • Validating & Sanitizing Input
      • Unit Testing Your Application
      • Policies
  • Developer Guide
    • The Object Model
      • Introduction
      • Classes and Instances
      • Computed Properties
      • Aggregated Properties
      • Mixins
    • Routers and Controllers
      • Introduction
      • Routers
      • Controllers
      • Resources
    • Models
    • The Server
    • Policy Framework
    • Services
    • Messaging Framework
    • Configuration Management
    • Application and Resources
      • Lookup Operation
      • Views
      • Assets
    • Blueprint Modules
    • Blueprint Cluster
      • What is a Blueprint Cluster?
      • Running a Blueprint Cluster
      • Technical Details
    • Testing Framework
    • Command-line Interface (Coming Soon)
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  1. Quick Start

Getting Started

Instructions to get you up and running in seconds

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Last updated 4 years ago

Installation

First, install globally.

npm install -g @onehilltech/blueprint-cli

The is used to create a new Blueprint application, and manage the application's project space.

Creating an Application

Use the installed cli to generate a new application.

blueprint new helloworld

The cli will generate a new Blueprint application in the helloworld directory. It will also install the node modules for the application.

Running the Application

Run the Blueprint application by simply running from the root directory of your application.

cd ./helloworld
node ./app

The Blueprint application will launch with the default configuration. You can now open a browser to , and see the quick start Blueprint application.

blueprint-cli
command-line interface (cli)
NodeJS
http://localhost:8080