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@enfyra/create-app

v0.1.38

Published

Create Enfyra frontend applications with ease

Readme

Create Enfyra App

🚀 The fastest way to create new Enfyra frontend applications

Create Enfyra App is a CLI tool that instantly scaffolds new Enfyra frontend projects with all the essentials configured for you.

⚠️ Prerequisites

Important: You need to have an Enfyra backend running before creating your frontend application. The frontend will connect to your backend API.

📋 Set up your backend first:

npx @enfyra/create-server my-backend

👉 Backend Setup Guide - Complete instructions for setting up your Enfyra backend

The frontend does not own backend secrets. For self-hosted backends, keep the server SECRET_KEY stable and backed up because it signs auth tokens and decrypts fields marked isEncrypted=true.

Quick Start

# Using npx (recommended)
npx @enfyra/create-app

# Using yarn
yarn create @enfyra/app

# Using pnpm  
pnpm create @enfyra/app

# Or install globally
npm install -g @enfyra/create-app
create-app

Demo

🌐 Live Demo: https://demo.enfyra.io

What You Get

Nuxt 3 application ready to go
Enfyra SDK pre-configured
TypeScript support
Tailwind CSS styling
Database support - MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL
Environment variables setup
Dependencies installed automatically

Requirements

  • Node.js 20.0.0 or higher
  • Package manager: npm (8+), yarn (1.22+), pnpm (7+), or bun (1+)

Usage

Create a new project

npx @enfyra/create-app
# Optional: specify a name
npx @enfyra/create-app my-enfyra-app

Interactive setup

The CLI will guide you through:

  • Package manager selection (npm, yarn, pnpm)
  • Database type selection (MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL)
  • API endpoint configuration
  • Development port setup

Database Support

Choose from multiple database options during setup:

  • 🍃 MongoDB - NoSQL document database
  • 🐘 PostgreSQL - Powerful relational database
  • 🐬 MySQL - Popular relational database

The selected database type will be automatically configured in your .env file.

Environment Variables

After project creation, you can modify the .env file at any time to configure:

  • API endpoints
  • Port
  • Database type

The .env file is automatically created and can be customized for your specific needs.

Start developing

cd my-project
npm run dev

After Installation

Your new Enfyra app is ready! Here's what to do next:

Development

npm run dev      # Start development server
npm run build    # Build for production
npm run preview  # Preview production build

Learn More

📖 Complete Documentation - Full guide to building with Enfyra
🔧 Installation Guide - Backend and frontend setup
🎨 App Documentation - Frontend application template

Support

Having issues? We're here to help:

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Built by Enfyra Team • MIT License