@editora/cli

Official CLI for quickly adding Editora packages.

Installation

Install globally (makes the editora command available system-wide):

npm install -g @editora/cli
# or
pnpm add -g @editora/cli
# or
yarn global add @editora/cli

One-off usage without installing (recommended for CI or quick runs):

npx @editora/cli add button

Verify the CLI is available:

editora --version

Shortcuts

• Add multiple components: npx @editora/cli add button modal toast
• Dry run: npx @editora/cli add editor --dry-run (prints the install command)
• Force package manager: npx @editora/cli add button --package-manager pnpm
• Make a quick alias (optional): install globally and add an alias to your shell:

npm install -g @editora/cli
echo "alias ed='editora'" >> ~/.zshrc # or ~/.bashrc
source ~/.zshrc
ed add button

Boilerplates

Common usage examples and what they install:

• Install a single UI component (React wrappers):

npx @editora/cli add button
# installs: @editora/ui-react

• Install the full React editor stack:

npx @editora/cli add editor
# installs: @editora/react @editora/plugins @editora/themes

• Install everything used by the React + UI stack:

npx @editora/cli add all
# installs: @editora/ui-react @editora/toast @editora/react @editora/plugins @editora/themes @editora/react-icons @editora/light-code-editor

Use --dry-run to verify the exact command before executing, and --package-manager to force npm, pnpm, yarn, or bun.

Usage

npx @editora/cli add button
npx @editora/cli add modal
npx @editora/cli add datatable
npx @editora/cli add editor
npx @editora/cli add toast
npx @editora/cli add accordion
npx @editora/cli add ui-select

More commands

npx @editora/cli add react-icons
npx @editora/cli add light-code-editor
npx @editora/cli add all
npx @editora/cli add editor --dry-run
npx @editora/cli add button --package-manager pnpm
npx @editora/cli --help
npx @editora/cli --version

Any exported @editora/ui-react component name is accepted by editora add.

Notes

• --dry-run prints the install command without executing it.
• --package-manager <npm|pnpm|yarn|bun> forces the package manager.
• --help shows usage instructions.
• --version prints the CLI version.