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--- lang: en title: 'App scaffolding' keywords: LoopBack 4.0, LoopBack 4, Node.js, TypeScript, OpenAPI, SOAP sidebar: lb4_sidebar permalink: /doc/en/lb4/soap-calculator-tutorial-scaffolding.html --- ### Create your app scaffolding Let's start by creating the initial application by running the following command: ```sh lb4 app soap-calculator --repositories --services ``` **Note:** The option **--repositories** instructs the **CLI** to include a `RepositoryMixin` class in the application constructor which will be needed when we create the datasource. The option **--services** instructs the **CLI** to include a `ServiceMixin` class in the application constructor which will be needed to register our SOAP service client. **LB4** will ask you a few questions _(you can leave the default options)_. The description and the root directory are obvious. The class name referes to the main application class name for your project that will be located in the application.ts file. ```sh ? Project description: soap-calculator ? Project root directory: soap-calculator ? Application class name: (SoapCalculatorApplication) ``` Next you will see a list of options for the build settings, if you did not specify `--repositories` and `--services` in the last command, then you will see them in this list, make sure you enable both the repository and the services for the application. {% include note.html content=" Enable all options besides `docker`, unless you know what you are doing, see [The Getting Started guide](../../Getting-started.md) for more information. " %} ```sh ? Select features to enable in the project: ◉ Enable eslint: add a linter with pre-configured lint rules ◉ Enable prettier: install prettier to format code conforming to rules ◉ Enable mocha: install mocha to run tests ◉ Enable loopbackBuild: use @loopback/build helpers (e.g. lb-eslint) ◉ Enable vscode: add VSCode config files ❯◯ Enable docker: include Dockerfile and .dockerignore ◉ Enable repositories: include repository imports and RepositoryMixin ◉ Enable services: include service-proxy imports and ServiceMixin ``` #### Run the Application The next step is to change to the soap-calculator directory and run it, note that **LB4** automatically installed the dependency packages for you, so no need to run `npm install` before running it. ```sh cd soap-calculator npm start ``` You will see the app running on port 3000 by default, you can point your browser to <http://localhost:3000/ping> and see a greeting message from **LB4**. {% include note.html content=" Press Ctrl-C to stop running the application and continue to the next step. " %} ### Navigation Previous step: [Soap Web Service Overview](soap-calculator-tutorial-web-service-overview.md) Next step: [Add a Datasoure](soap-calculator-tutorial-add-datasource.md)