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@dynamia-tools/cli

v26.4.1

Published

Dynamia Tools CLI — Scaffold new Dynamia Platform projects

Readme

@dynamia-tools/cli

Scaffold new Dynamia Platform projects from the command line.


Installation

One-line bootstrap (Linux & macOS)

Installs JDK 25, Node.js LTS, and the CLI:

curl -fsSL https://get.dynamia.tools | bash

npm (global)

npm install -g @dynamia-tools/cli

Requirements

| Tool | Minimum version | |---|--------------------------------| | Node.js | 24 | | git | any recent version (required) | | Java | 25 (recommended) |


Usage

dynamia new

The wizard guides you through:

  1. Project name — lowercase, letters/numbers/hyphens only
  2. Scaffold choice — Backend + Frontend / Backend only / Frontend only
  3. Backend language — Java, Kotlin, or Groovy
  4. Maven coordinates — Group ID, Artifact ID, version, description
  5. Frontend framework — Vue 3 or React
  6. Package manager — pnpm, npm, or yarn
  7. Confirm — shows a summary table before generating

Beta note: this CLI is in active beta. If a command or template is not ready yet, you will get a friendly "not available yet" message.

Errors include short support codes such as DT-TEMPLATE-002 to make issue reporting easier.


What gets generated

my-erp-app/
├── backend/     Spring Boot + Dynamia Tools (Java/Kotlin/Groovy)
└── frontend/    Vue 3 or React + Vite + @dynamia-tools/vue|sdk

Backend

  • Cloned from a GitHub template repo (e.g. dynamiatools/template-backend-java)
  • Template repository and branch are validated before cloning
  • Placeholder package com.example.demo renamed to your groupId.artifactId
  • All tokens replaced in .java, .kt, .groovy, .xml, .yml, .properties, .md
  • DemoApplication.java renamed to <YourArtifactId>Application.java

Frontend

  • Cloned from a GitHub template repo (e.g. dynamiatools/template-frontend-vue)
  • Template repository and branch are validated before cloning
  • Falls back to npm create vite@latest if template clone/validation fails
  • @dynamia-tools/sdk and @dynamia-tools/ui-core installed automatically

Configuration

All versions, URLs, and template repositories live in cli.properties — the single source of truth. TypeScript code never hardcodes versions or URLs.

Key sections:

| Section | Description | |---|---| | dynamia.* | Framework version and docs URL | | beta.* | Beta-mode UX messages | | java.* | JDK version and SDKMAN candidate | | template.backend.<id>.* | Backend template repos (java, kotlin, groovy) | | template.frontend.<id>.* | Frontend template repos (vue, react) | | template.*.<id>.enabled | Enable/disable template options in the wizard | | template.*.<id>.availabilityMessage | Message shown when a template is disabled | | token.* | Placeholder tokens used inside template repos | | vite.* | Vite fallback config |


Template author conventions

When creating template repos (e.g. dynamiatools/template-backend-java):

  • Default Java source package: com.example.demo
  • pom.xml groupId: com.example, artifactId: demo
  • Main class: src/main/java/com/example/demo/DemoApplication.java
  • Use these placeholders in files:
    • {{GROUP_ID}} — user's group ID
    • {{ARTIFACT_ID}} — user's artifact ID
    • {{BASE_PACKAGE}} — computed base package
    • {{PROJECT_NAME}} — project name
    • {{PROJECT_VERSION}} — project version
    • {{DYNAMIA_VERSION}} — Dynamia Tools version
    • {{SPRING_BOOT_VERSION}} — Spring Boot version

Links


License

Apache-2.0 — © Dynamia Soluciones IT SAS