This is a quick post about using the new Oracle JET CLI (JavaScript Extension Toolkit Command Line Interface), hereafter just ojet. This CLI is new as of May-2017. Prior to using ojet, the approach to deploying Oracle JET scaffolding was to leverage a series of Node Package Manager (npm) and Yeoman (yo) commands.
As of today, the new ojet CLI simplifies the way that Oracle JET template applications are created. You can read about installing the new CLI installed here: Getting Started
The instructions in that post assume you already have node and npm installed on your machine. If you don’t have these installed then you will need to head over to Node.js and get the pre-requisite software installed.
Example Web App
Here I’ll walk you through the process of using ojet to initialize a web application using the navdrawer template. Note, I’ll be using a Mac in this example but the commands should be the same on Windows or Linux. Read the complete article here.
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