4.4. Creating a Project
The recommended way to create a new project is to use CUBA Studio. An example can be found in the Quick Start chapter of this manual.
Another option is to use CUBA CLI:
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Open a terminal and start CUBA CLI.
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Input the command
create-app
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CLI will ask you for the project configuration. Click ENTER to accept the defaults or select another options:
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Project name – the project name. For sample projects CLI generates random names that can be selected by default.
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Project namespace – the namespace which will be used as a prefix for entity names and database tables. The namespace can consist of Latin letters only and should be as short as possible.
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Platform version – the platform version used in the project. The platform artifacts will be automatically downloaded from the repository on project build.
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Root package – the root package of Java classes.
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Database – the SQL database to use.
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After that, the empty project will be created in a new folder in the current directory. You can keep developing it in Studio or using CLI and any IDE.