bootgs-quickstart

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Bootstraps a new Google Apps Script project on the bootgs framework (decorator-based routing and DI, Spring Boot/NestJS style). Covers the TypeScript config, appsscript.json manifest, clasp config, entry-point wiring (createApp/createAsyncApp, doGet/doPost/onOpen/onInstall/onMenu), directory layout, and build/deploy scripts. Use when starting a new bootgs project, adding bootgs to an existing Apps Script project, or when doGet/doPost/entry-point wiring needs to be set up or is misbehaving.

Web & Frontend 5 stars 1 forks Updated 3 days ago Apache-2.0

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# Bootgs Quickstart ## Available files - **`assets/tsconfig.appsscript.json`** — starting `tsconfig.json`, see TypeScript configuration below. - **`assets/appsscript.json`** — starting manifest, see Manifest below. - **`scripts/check-latest-version.sh`** — checks the current published `bootgs`/`apps-script-utils` versions against what's installed. Run with `--help` for options. ## Install ```bash npm install bootgs ``` Before scaffolding, check what's actually current — this skill is written against a specific release, and bootgs moves faster than any doc snapshot: ```bash scripts/check-latest-version.sh ``` (`--json` for machine-readable output, `--help` for the full reference.) Queries the npm registry for the latest published `bootgs` and `apps-script-utils`, and compares against whatever's in your local `node_modules` if present. A version gap doesn't necessarily mean this skill's guidance is wrong, but it's the first thing to check before assuming a decorator or option documented here doesn't exist. `apps-script-utils` and `reflect-metadata` come in transitively — bootgs depends on both directly. Do not add your own `import "reflect-metadata"`; bootgs's own entry point already does the side-effect import once, and a second import anywhere is harmless but redundant. Requires Node >=22.14.0 to build (matches bootgs's own `engines` field) — CI images pinned to an older Node will fail to install, not just run. ## TypeScript configuration Copy `assets/tsconfig.apps...

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Author: bootgs
Repository: bootgs/skills
Created: 1 weeks ago
Last Updated: 3 days ago
Language: Python
License: Apache-2.0

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