Almost nothing in folder after generating

$ lumber generate
Enter your database connection details and then your admin interface will be automatically generated.

? What's the database type?  postgres
? What's the database name? [REDACTED]
? What's the database hostname? localhost
? What's the database port? 5432
? What's the database user?  [REDACTED]
? What's the database password? [optional]  ********
? Choose a project name:  rx

cd rx && npm install...
npm WARN enoent ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/Users/daniel.russell/rx/package.json'
npm WARN rx No description
npm WARN rx No repository field.
npm WARN rx No README data
npm WARN rx No license field.

👍  Hooray, installation success! 👍

Run your admin microservice:
$ cd "rx" && node ./bin/www

No package.json generated, so npm install does nothing. Inside the generated folder are empty etc and node_modules folders.

This is on OS X El Capitan 10.11.1 using Node version 5.6.0.

[SeyZ]

The Lumber version 1.3.0 supports the option to specify a database schema. I think it fixes this issue 👍

[SeyZ]

Hey @tejasrsuthar this is maintained sorry for the delay 😃

The problem is that sequelize (the ORM we use after generating the app using Lumber) does not have the support to specify the schema to use to analyze all the tables of a database. Let me schedule a fix for them and I think we will use our fork because sequelize is verryyyyyy slow to ship a new version.

Thanks!