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# Examples **Note: If you're looking to bootstrap a new app, consider running `cli-kit new` instead of copy/pasting one of these.** ## Full Example The full example lives in its own repository at https://github.com/Shopify/cli-kit-example. This is quite similar to the output of `cli-kit new`, but fleshed out a little bit more with a couple of commands. ## Single-File starting point Maybe it appeals to you to start from a single file and grow, rather than generating framework. Check out the [`examples/single-file`](single-file) example. ## Minimal example This example demonstrates the core of what `cli-kit` does very simply, but in general, shouldn't be used for anything other than quick hacks. It leaves out a few best practices that help CLI apps scale gracefully. Find it at [`examples/minimal`](minimal).
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cli-kit-5.0.0 | examples/README.md |
cli-kit-4.0.0 | examples/README.md |
cli-kit-3.3.0 | examples/README.md |