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I made a bash script, runnable via npx, that creates my ideal starter-site. It runs create-snowpack-app with the react template, installs tailwind-related packages via npm, adds/edits some config files to get tailwind working, minimizes the sample code, and then opens the project in vscode (if it exists): create-tailwind-snowpack-react-app
Does this seem more or less useful than if I had created a community template?
I saw that there's already a react/tailwind template, but for my own use, I prefer it as a script, so I know that my starter-site is always up-to-date with any changes made in snowpack's official react template. Just wondering about any pros/cons I could be missing.
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I made a bash script, runnable via npx, that creates my ideal starter-site. It runs
create-snowpack-app
with the react template, installs tailwind-related packages via npm, adds/edits some config files to get tailwind working, minimizes the sample code, and then opens the project in vscode (if it exists):create-tailwind-snowpack-react-app
Does this seem more or less useful than if I had created a community template?
I saw that there's already a react/tailwind template, but for my own use, I prefer it as a script, so I know that my starter-site is always up-to-date with any changes made in snowpack's official react template. Just wondering about any pros/cons I could be missing.
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