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cutelyst4-qt6(1)	    General Commands Manual	      cutelyst4-qt6(1)

NAME
       cutelyst4-qt6  -	 Developer  Helper  Application	 for  the Cutelyst Web
       Framework

SYNOPSIS
       cutelyst4-qt6 [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION
       cutelyst4-qt6 is	a command line utility to help developers creating new
       applications for	the Cutelyst Web Framework. It can create  a  skeleton
       for a new application, controllers and start your application.

OPTIONS
   Generic Program Information
       -h, --help
	      Output a usage message and exit

       -v, --version
	      Output the version number	of cutelyst4-qt6 and exit.

   Creating skeletons
       --create-app app_name
	      Creates a	new Cutelyst application with the given	app_name.

       --controller controller_name
	      Create a new Controller for your application with	the given con-
	      troller_name.

   Development Server
       --server
	      Starts a HTTP server.

       --app-file file_name
	      Application   file   to	use   with   the  server  (usually  in
	      build/src/lib*.so), if not set it	will try to autodetect.

       -p, --server-port port
	      Port used	by the development server.

       -r, --restart
	      Restarts	the  development  server  when	the  application  file
	      changes.

EXIT STATUS
       Returns 0 on success and	1 on failure.

BUGS
       File   bug   reports   to  the  issue  system  of  the  GitHub  project
       <https://github.com/cutelyst/cutelyst/issues>.

EXAMPLE
   Create application
       cutelyst4-qt6 --create-app MyCutelystApp

   Create controller
       cutelyst4-qt6 --contoller MyNewController

   Start server
       cutelyst4-qt6 --server --app-file build/src/libMyCutelystApp.so -p 8080
       -r

SEE ALSO
       cutelystd4-qt6(1)

cutelyst4-qt6 4.5.0		  2021-09-01		      cutelyst4-qt6(1)

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