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NSC | Creating a Customization Project with SuiteCloud CLI for Node.js Part 1
We will be creating a Customization Project Folder for this first part.
Open Node.js Command Prompt and perform the following steps:
1 Input the command: suitecloud project:create -i
2 Select Account Customization Project.
3 Input a project name.
4 Select No to not include unit testing with Jest testing framework.
Your project folder should be created. You can check this in the File Explorer with the file path mentioned in green or input cd <navpath> to open the folder in cmd:
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