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@hakit/addon

v0.0.33

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Create hakit.dev compatible addons with a single command

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@hakit/addon

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[!WARNING] This package is still in active development, and not ready for public use.

Create hakit.dev compatible addon repositories with a single command.

Quick Start

Create a new HAKIT editor project using any of the following package managers:

npm

npx @hakit/addon@latest

Yarn

# Yarn 1.x (Classic)
yarn create @hakit/addon@latest

# Yarn 2+ (Berry) 
yarn dlx @hakit/addon@latest

pnpm

# Using dlx
pnpm dlx @hakit/addon@latest

Bun

bunx @hakit/addon@latest

The CLI will prompt you for:

  • Project name (e.g., @hakit/weather-components)
  • Description - A description of your component library
  • First component name (e.g., WeatherCard) - The name of your first component
  • Install dependencies - Whether to automatically install dependencies (default: yes)

What You Get

After running the create command, you'll have a new project with:

  • ⚛️ React - Latest React with TypeScript support
  • 🏗️ Module Federation - Component sharing via Module Federation to communicate with hakit.dev
  • 🏠 HAKIT Integration - Ready-to-use @hakit/core - communication with home assistant
  • 📝 TypeScript - Full TypeScript support out of the box
  • 📦 Development - A development server which you can use via the Module Federation DevTools to test directly within hakit.dev
  • 📦 Packaging - Automated version bundling with a single command
  • 🎯 Manifest-based - Component registration via manifest.json

Available Commands

A generated project includes these npm scripts:

  • npm run dev - Start development server with Module Federation and hot reload
  • npm run build - Build and package components into a distributable archive
  • npm run create-component - Generate a new component using the built-in scaffolding tool

Each command uses the bundled tools from this package to provide a seamless development experience.

Component Styling

HAKIT supports emotion-based styling for components. For complete documentation, best practices, and important considerations about style inheritance, see EMOTION_STYLING.md.

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