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@botonic/create-workspace

v2.25.0

Published

Create a new workspace for Botonic bot development

Readme

@botonic/create-workspace

CLI to scaffold a new Nx workspace for Botonic bot development on the current @botonic/* line.

Source and versions

| Line | npm | Source | | ----------- | ----- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | Legacy | 0.x | github.com/hubtype/botonic | | Current | 2.x | Hubtype internal monorepo (not public; packages publish to npm) |

The generated workspace uses @botonic/nx-plugin and other @botonic/* packages from the same major version as this CLI.

Usage

npx @botonic/create-workspace my-botonic-workspace

Options

  • --packageManager, -pm - Package manager to use (npm, yarn, pnpm)
  • --interactive, -i - Run in interactive mode (default: true)
  • --registry, -r - Custom npm registry (e.g. Verdaccio) for @botonic/* in the new workspace
  • --help, -h - Show help
  • --version, -v - Show version

Examples

# Create a workspace with default settings
npx @botonic/create-workspace my-workspace

# Create a workspace with yarn
npx @botonic/create-workspace my-workspace --packageManager=yarn

# Create a workspace non-interactively
npx @botonic/create-workspace my-workspace --no-interactive

What it creates

This tool creates a new Nx workspace configured for Botonic development with:

  • Nx workspace configuration
  • Botonic dependencies pre-installed
  • Nx Botonic plugin configured
  • Development and build scripts
  • TypeScript configuration
  • ESLint and Prettier setup

After creation

Once your workspace is created, you can:

cd my-workspace

# Create a new bot
nx g @botonic/nx-plugin:bot-app my-bot

# Serve the bot for development
nx serve my-bot

# Build the bot
nx build my-bot

# Run tests
nx test my-bot

License

MIT