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This changelog covers the recent updates to Template-NEXT, including both the minor CLI update in version 0.2.5 and the major CLI enhancements with fixes in version 0.2.6.
Version 0.2.5 - Minor CLI Update
This version introduced initial improvements to the CLI functionality:
Changes in 0.2.5
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Basic CLI Enhancements:
- Improved the initial project setup process.
- Enhanced console output for better clarity during installation.
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User Experience Tweaks:
- Refined user prompts for project naming.
- Added basic error handling for common setup issues.
Version 0.2.6 - Major CLI Update with Fixes
Building upon the changes in 0.2.5, version 0.2.6 brings significant improvements and fixes to the CLI functionality:
New Features in 0.2.6
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Current Directory Cloning:
- Users can now clone the template into the current directory by adding a "." argument when running the CLI.
- This provides more flexibility in project setup, allowing integration into existing directory structures.
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Improved Project Initialization Options:
- Users now have a clear choice between creating a new project directory or using the current directory.
- This enhancement caters to different workflow preferences and project organization needs.
User Experience Improvements in 0.2.6
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Enhanced User Prompts:
- The CLI now provides clearer prompts when asking for project names or directory choices.
- Improved guidance makes the project setup process more intuitive and user-friendly.
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Context-Aware Instructions:
- After project creation, the CLI now provides tailored instructions based on the chosen setup method.
- For new directories, it includes the
cd
command in the instructions. - For current directory setups, it provides a direct
npm run dev
instruction.
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Refined Console Messages:
- Throughout the setup process, console messages have been further refined to provide more accurate and helpful information.
- Users receive better feedback about what's happening at each step of the project creation.
Fixes and Optimizations in 0.2.6
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Improved Error Handling:
- Significantly enhanced error messages provide more clarity when issues arise during project setup.
- This improvement helps users quickly identify and resolve any problems they might encounter.
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Optimized CLI Termination:
- The CLI now properly terminates after completing the project setup.
- This fix ensures a clean exit and prevents any hanging processes.
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Resolved Edge Cases:
- Fixed issues related to project creation in various environment setups.
- Improved handling of unexpected user inputs during the setup process.
Summary of Changes
- Version 0.2.5 introduced initial CLI improvements and user experience tweaks.
- Version 0.2.6 built upon these changes with major enhancements:
- Added support for cloning into the current directory
- Significantly enhanced user prompts and interaction
- Improved console output for better clarity
- Fixed several issues and optimized CLI performance
Conclusion
The progression from version 0.2.5 to 0.2.6 represents a significant improvement in the Template-NEXT CLI functionality. While 0.2.5 laid the groundwork with minor updates, 0.2.6 brings major enhancements and important fixes, making the project creation process more flexible, user-friendly, and robust.
We encourage users to update to the latest version to benefit from these improvements. As always, we welcome your feedback to help us continue refining Template-NEXT and making it an invaluable tool for the Next.js development community.