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ig new [name]
creates a new Ignite UI application.
Using the new
command, you can create a new jQuery, Angular or React application.
The application will be configured to use either Ignite UI for JavaScript or Ignite UI for Angular controls.
The new application is created in a directory of the same name.
Keep in mind that creating a new application inside an existing application is not supported.
name
name
(alias: -n
)
The name of the application. The application is created inside a directory with the same name.
framework
--framework
(alias: -f
) default value: "jquery"
Framework to setup project for. The supported frameworks are jQuery, Angular and React.
type
--type
(alias: -t
)
The available project types depend on the selected framework. Currently, when creating an Angular project, you can select between `ig-ts` and `igx-ts` types (the latter for applications that are configured to use Ignite UI for Angular). jQuery and React projects support a single type only - `js` for jQuery and `es6` for React. As those are default project types, you do not need to provide `--type` argument when creating jQuery or React projects.
theme
--theme
(alias: -th
)
Project theme (depends on project type).
To create an application that is configured to use the Ignite UI for Angular controls, you need to provide the desired framework you want to work with as an argument. Following are examples of how to use the new
command to create an Ignite UI for JavaScript applications in all supported frameworks:
In jQuery: ig new newIgniteUIjQuery
(jQuery is the default choice so you do not need to provide the "framework" argument)
In React: ig new newIgniteUIReact --framework=react
In Angular: ig new newIgniteUIAngular --framework=angular --type=ig-ts
To create an application that is configured to use the Ignite UI for Angular controls, you need to provide "igx-ts" as your project type argument.
Example: ig new newIgniteUIAngular --framework=angular --type=igx-ts