Feature Proposal:Provide deploy to IBM Cloud instructions at point of setting up node.js app as pre-populated copy paste commands

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Description / Steps to reproduce / Feature proposal

Please see my comments in issue #2033

To boil those down into a feature proposal:
Add command or flags to CLI prompting for IBM cloud credentials (user, pass, endpoint, org, space,appName) and automatically deploying ping or hello world example to the Cloud Foundry app.
Maintain command/example for future updates in CLI or IBM Cloud tools

Current Behavior

Work though examples to get started with deployment to IBM Cloud, which can be out of date or error prone.

Expected Behavior

• (Manually) Set up Free Tier account on IBM Cloud and Cloud Foundry node.js app to get Bluemix credentials and appName.

• [Install Node, CLI &] run lb4 [?cmd] [--?flags] from terminal.

• Enter Bluemix credentials and Cloud Foundry node.js app name (user, pass, endpoint, org, space, appName) when prompted or as flags

• await Hello World from Bluemix :) Or Error :(

• Do the same with other examples...

UPDATE: explore the possibility of generating the documentation as pre-filled copy & paste commands created when the user creates a cloud foundry app.
i.e.

• create bluemix account
• go to cloud foundry, add a 'loopback [sample]' (ok just really a node.js sdk) app
  follow instructions about setting up and deploying your loopback app from its Getting Started page on the console
• copy-pasta your way through the loopback specific instructions on this page into your terminal to see your first happy results.

[cloudwheels]

@dhmlau FYI

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Changed the title to reflect what might be the simpler of the approaches mentioned above, without the need to extend the CLI, as an additional or preferable way of delivering deploy to IBM Cloud tutorial / instructions.
This also introduces loopback apps as an option for potential users arriving at cloud foundry from other origins than the loopback docs and demonstrates & promotes its 'native' integration with the technologies of its IBM overlords :) The beauty of the product is that I can use it on other platforms than IBM, but the integration with IBM should be truly beautiful. The fact that I found myself trying to dissect and hack quickstart examples into Google cloud or Heroku because they didn't work on IBM is not great for the product.

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