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The gleam new
command can be used to generate a new Gleam project.
gleam new my_fantastic_library
cd my_fantastic_library
You'll now have a project with this structure:
.
├── gleam.toml
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── rebar.config
├── src
│ ├── my_fantastic_library.app.src
│ └── my_fantastic_library.gleam
└── test
└── my_fantastic_library_test.gleam
2 directories, 7 files
Regular Gleam code goes in the src
directory, and the tests for this code
goes in the test
directory.
The default project generated is a library, but we may want to create an runnable application instead. If we specify an alternate template when creating a project we can instead generate an application project compatible with the Erlang OTP framework.
gleam new my_fantastic_application --template app
All Gleam projects come preconfigured for GitHub Actions CI. Push your project to GitHub to have the tests and linting run automatically for new commits and pull requests.