How majata-hichimi/nodechan works
nodeChan is a small interactive project-setup CLI. Its implemented workflow starts at the CLI entry point, displays a banner and introduction, asks whether to proceed, collects a language and runtime choice, handles cancellation, and presents a completion message. The README describes project setup as a goal, but the sampled implementation does not create files, install dependencies, or generate project configuration; those capabilities are therefore not shown as implemented stages.
Main entry points: index.js CLI entry
Components 11
CLI flow
- CLI entry
index.js - ASCII banner
index.js
User interaction
- Welcome intro
index.js - Proceed choice
index.js - Language choice
index.js - Runtime choice
index.js - Cancellation handling
index.js - Completion message
index.js
Other components
- Developer
- Figlet
- Clack prompts
Connections 14
- Developer → CLI entry: starts
README.md - CLI entry → ASCII banner: renders
index.js - ASCII banner → Figlet: uses
index.js - CLI entry → Welcome intro: shows
index.js - CLI entry → Proceed choice: asks
index.js - Proceed choice → Clack prompts: prompts with
index.js - CLI entry → Language choice: asks
index.js - Language choice → Clack prompts: prompts with
index.js - CLI entry → Runtime choice: asks
index.js - Runtime choice → Clack prompts: prompts with
index.js - CLI entry → Cancellation handling: checks
index.js - Cancellation handling → Clack prompts: reports with
index.js - CLI entry → Completion message: shows
index.js - Completion message → Clack prompts: uses
index.js