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@csedge-foundry/create-portfolio

v0.1.1

Published

CLI to scaffold CSEdge portfolio template projects

Readme

@csedge-foundry/create-portfolio

CSEdge Logo

CLI to scaffold portfolio starter apps from CSEdge templates.

Use with npx

npx @csedge-foundry/create-portfolio@latest init my-portfolio

Commands

  • csedge list - List available templates
  • csedge init <project-name> - Create a project scaffold
  • csedge doctor - Validate local environment for CLI usage
  • csedge validate [project-path] - Validate generated project structure

If you run csedge with no command, it starts a guided interactive flow.

V1 Features (Non-AI)

  • Template metadata registry (category, style, tags, best-for)
  • Smart recommendation prompts during init (persona + style)
  • Doctor checks for Node/npm/templates/write access
  • Generated project validator for required files and package setup

Launch Banner

The CLI displays a CSEdge ASCII banner at startup. To disable it:

csedge --no-banner

Example

npx @csedge-foundry/create-portfolio@latest init my-portfolio --template minimal
npx @csedge-foundry/create-portfolio@latest doctor
npx @csedge-foundry/create-portfolio@latest validate ./my-portfolio

Output

The CLI generates a Next.js-style app structure with:

  • app/page.tsx (directions page)
  • app/portfolio/page.tsx (full template output)
  • app/config/page.tsx (user input + save flow)
  • app/layout.tsx
  • app/globals.css
  • app/templates/<selected-template>.ts
  • app/lib/portfolio-config.ts (static default config)
  • package.json

You can then install dependencies and run it in any Next.js workspace.