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Title: CLI command reference
sidebar_label: CLI command reference
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<head>
<title>Stencil-Cli Commands Setup</title>
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<p>

### Stencil `New`
Creates a new (standard mode) Stencil project.
```
$ stencil new `<name>` [option]
# or
$ stencil n `<name>` [option]
```

**Description**
Creates and initializes a new `Stencil` project. Prompts for package manager.
- Creates a folder with the given `<name>`.
- Populates the folder with configuration files
- Creates sub-folders for source code `(/src)` and end-to-end tests `(/test)`
- Populates the sub-folders with default files for app components and tests

**Arguments**

| Argument | Description |
|----------|------------------------------|
| `<name>` | The name of the project to build. |

### Stencil `info`

The `info` command provides detailed information about your current stencil project, including dependencies, versions, and configuration settings.

**Usage:**

```sh
$ stencil info
```
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### Stencil `info`
The `info` command provides detailed information about your current stencil project, including dependencies, versions, and configuration settings.
**Usage:**
```sh
$ stencil info
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### Stencil `info`
The `info` command provides detailed information about your current stencil project, including dependencies, versions, and configuration settings.
**Usage:**
```sh
$ stencil info
```
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### Stencil `generate`

The `generate` command helps you generate various stencil components such as modules, controllers, services, and more.

**Usage:**

```sh
Stencil generate <schematic> <name> [path]
# or
Stencil g <schematic> <name> [path]
```
**Arguments**

| Argument | Description |
|--------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `<schematic>`| The schematic or collection:schematic to generate. |
| `<name>` | The name of the generated component.

### Stencl Build
Compiles an application or workspace into an output folder.

**Note:** Also, the `build` command is responsible for mapping paths.

```sh
$ stencil build <name>
```
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```sh
$ stencil build <name>
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| Argument | Description |
|----------|------------------------------|
| `<name>` | The name of the project to build. |

### Stencil `add`

The `add` command is used to add new dependencies and integrations to your stencil project. This is typically used for adding third-party libraries.

**Usage:**

```sh
$ Stencil add <library>
```

### Stencil `start`

The `start` command starts the stencil application. It runs the server and makes your application available.

**Usage:**

```sh
$ stencil start
```
### Stencil `list`

The `list` command lists all the available schematics and commands that you can use with the stencil CLI.

**Usage:**

```sh
$ stencil list
```
### Stencil `docker`

The `docker` command integrates Docker support into your stencil project, allowing you to containerize your application easily.

**Usage:**

```sh
$ stencil docker
```

## New command
The Stencil `new` command is used to create and initialise a new Stencil project.

```
$ stencil new <name> [option]
# or
$ stencil n <name> [option]
```

**Available Options:**

1.**prisma** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.

2.**user-service** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.

3.**monitoring** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.

4.**temporal** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.

5.**logging** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.

6.**file-upload** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.

7.**package-manager** : This is a required option with npm/yarn/pnpm/bun as acceptable options.

**Flags:**
You can even choose the services that you want your application to have using the options or you can attach `Flags` to your Stencil new command.
```sh
$ stencil new <name> --flagname
# or
$ stencil new <name> -flagalias
```
**For Example:**
```sh
$ stencil new my-app --monitoring
# or
$ stencil new my-app -mf
```
**Note:** The default value of a service when attached as a flag is considered to be as `yes`.

**List of Services**

| Name | Alias | Description |
|---|---|---|
| `app` | | Generate a new application within a monorepo (converting to monorepo if it's a standard structure). |
| `library` |`lib` | Generate a new library within a monorepo (converting to monorepo if it's a standard structure). |
| `class` |`cl` | Generate a new class.|
| `controller` |`co` | Generate a controller declaration.|
| `decorator` |`d` | Generate a custom decorator. |
| `filter` |`f` | Generate a filter declaration. |
| `gateway` |`ga` | Generate a gateway declaration. |
| `guard` |`gu` | Generate a guard declaration. |
| `interface` |`itf` | Generate an interface. |
| `interceptor` |`itc` | Generate an interceptor declaration. |
| `middleware` |`mi` | Generate a middleware declaration. |
| `module` |`mo` | Generate a module declaration. |
| `pipe` |`pi` | Generate a pipe declaration. |
| `provider` |`pr` | Generate a provider declaration. |
| `resolver` |`r` | Generate a resolver declaration. |
| `resource` |`res` | Generate a new CRUD resource. See the CRUD (resource) generator for more details. (TS only) |
| `service` |`s` | Generate a service declaration.|
| `sub-app` |`app` | Generate a new application within a monorepo |
| `service-prisma` |`sp` | Generate the Prisma service file |
| `service-user` |`su` | Add the User Service module from the package. |
| `fixtures` |`fs` | Generate Custom Fixtures Files. |
| `husky` |`hs` | Generate Custom husky Files. |
| `github` |`gh` | Generate Custom github Files. |
| `prisma` |`ps` | Add custom prisma models to the schema.prisma file. |
| `devcontainer` |`dc` | Generate files in a .devcontainer file |
| `monitoring` |`mf` | Generate monitor folder. |
| `service-temporal` |`te` | If you want to have temporal setup in the project. |
| `service-file-upload` |`fu` | If you want to have fileUpload setup in the project. |
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## New command
The Stencil `new` command is used to create and initialise a new Stencil project.
```
$ stencil new <name> [option]
# or
$ stencil n <name> [option]
```
**Available Options:**
1.**prisma** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.
2.**user-service** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.
3.**monitoring** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.
4.**temporal** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.
5.**logging** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.
6.**file-upload** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.
7.**package-manager** : This is a required option with npm/yarn/pnpm/bun as acceptable options.
**Flags:**
You can even choose the services that you want your application to have using the options or you can attach `Flags` to your Stencil new command.
```sh
$ stencil new <name> --flagname
# or
$ stencil new <name> -flagalias
```
**For Example:**
```sh
$ stencil new my-app --monitoring
# or
$ stencil new my-app -mf
```
**Note:** The default value of a service when attached as a flag is considered to be as `yes`.
**List of Services**
| Name | Alias | Description |
|---|---|---|
| `app` | | Generate a new application within a monorepo (converting to monorepo if it's a standard structure). |
| `library` |`lib` | Generate a new library within a monorepo (converting to monorepo if it's a standard structure). |
| `class` |`cl` | Generate a new class.|
| `controller` |`co` | Generate a controller declaration.|
| `decorator` |`d` | Generate a custom decorator. |
| `filter` |`f` | Generate a filter declaration. |
| `gateway` |`ga` | Generate a gateway declaration. |
| `guard` |`gu` | Generate a guard declaration. |
| `interface` |`itf` | Generate an interface. |
| `interceptor` |`itc` | Generate an interceptor declaration. |
| `middleware` |`mi` | Generate a middleware declaration. |
| `module` |`mo` | Generate a module declaration. |
| `pipe` |`pi` | Generate a pipe declaration. |
| `provider` |`pr` | Generate a provider declaration. |
| `resolver` |`r` | Generate a resolver declaration. |
| `resource` |`res` | Generate a new CRUD resource. See the CRUD (resource) generator for more details. (TS only) |
| `service` |`s` | Generate a service declaration.|
| `sub-app` |`app` | Generate a new application within a monorepo |
| `service-prisma` |`sp` | Generate the Prisma service file |
| `service-user` |`su` | Add the User Service module from the package. |
| `fixtures` |`fs` | Generate Custom Fixtures Files. |
| `husky` |`hs` | Generate Custom husky Files. |
| `github` |`gh` | Generate Custom github Files. |
| `prisma` |`ps` | Add custom prisma models to the schema.prisma file. |
| `devcontainer` |`dc` | Generate files in a .devcontainer file |
| `monitoring` |`mf` | Generate monitor folder. |
| `service-temporal` |`te` | If you want to have temporal setup in the project. |
| `service-file-upload` |`fu` | If you want to have fileUpload setup in the project. |
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4.**temporal** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.
5.**logging** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.
6.**file-upload** : This is a required option with yes/no as acceptable options.
7.**package-manager** : This is a required option with npm/yarn/pnpm/bun as acceptable options.
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