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@dimah-s3/cli

v1.5.9

Published

Scaffold dimah-s3 apps from official templates

Downloads

2,928

Readme

@dimah-s3/cli

Scaffold an official dimah-s3 starter.

Docs · llms.txt

Usage

npx @dimah-s3/cli@latest create my-app

Into the current directory (package name = folder name):

npx @dimah-s3/cli@latest create .

Skip prompts:

npx @dimah-s3/cli@latest create my-app --yes

Options

| Flag | Description | | ---------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | | -t, --template <id> | Template id (nextjs | vite | hono) | | --package-manager <pm> | pnpm | npm | yarn | bun (default: detected) | | --install / --no-install | Install dependencies (default: prompt / yes with --yes) | | --git / --no-git | Initialize git (default: prompt / yes with --yes) | | --src / --no-src | Next.js (srcLayout) only: keep or flatten src/ | | --overwrite | Replace the contents of a non-empty directory | | -y, --yes | Skip prompts and use defaults | | --version | Print the CLI version |

Behavior

  • Project name is required with --yes or on a non-TTY (CI / piped input). Interactive runs still prompt when the directory argument is omitted.
  • Other prompts (Framework, install, git) are only used on an interactive terminal. Framework defaults to the first catalog entry (Next.js). Available starters: nextjs, vite, hono. The src/ prompt / --src flag applies only to templates with srcLayout (Next.js). Vite and Hono always keep src/; passing --src / --no-src for them is ignored with a warning. Non-interactive sessions fall back to the same defaults (src/ for Next.js).
  • Non-empty target: the run stops unless --overwrite is passed (or the prompt is confirmed). Overwriting clears the directory contents but keeps .git and .env, and never removes the directory itself.
  • Failed install: the project is kept and the final instructions tell you to install manually; the exit code is still non-zero.
  • Git: initializes on main and makes an initial commit. Skipped when the target is already inside a repository.

Exit codes

| Code | Meaning | | ----- | ---------------------------- | | 0 | Success | | 1 | Failure | | 130 | Cancelled (Ctrl+C or a "no") |

Templates

Templates ship inside the CLI package (snapshotted from templates/ at build time).

License

MIT