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@kingstack/create-kingstack

v0.2.2

Published

CLI to create a new project from the KingStack template

Readme

create-kingstack

CLI to scaffold a new project from the KingStack template.

Usage

npx create-kingstack my-project

That's it! The CLI will:

  1. Download the KingStack template
  2. Rename the namespace to @my-project/*
  3. Generate configuration files
  4. Initialize git
  5. Install dependencies
  6. Start the dev server
  7. Open your browser to the running app

Setup Modes

When you run the CLI, you'll be asked to choose a mode:

Playground Mode (recommended for getting started)

  • No database required - uses mock data
  • Instant startup - no Docker or Supabase needed
  • Perfect for - UI development, prototyping, learning the stack

Full Setup Mode

  • Complete backend - Supabase with PostgreSQL, Auth, and Realtime
  • Requires Docker - Supabase runs in containers
  • Perfect for - building production apps with auth and database

Interactive Prompts

? Project name: my-project
? Target directory: my-project
? Setup mode: Playground / Full setup
? Customize ports? No

Command Line Arguments

# Specify project name
npx create-kingstack my-project

# Specify a different base directory (instead of cwd)
npx create-kingstack my-project --dir ~/Projects

# Just specify base directory, prompt for project name
npx create-kingstack --dir /tmp

Options

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | -d, --dir <path> | Base directory for the new project (default: current directory) | | -h, --help | Show help message |

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • Yarn (installed automatically via corepack)
  • Docker (only for Full Setup mode)
  • Bun (for running scripts)

What Gets Created

my-project/
├── apps/
│   ├── next/          # Next.js frontend (port 3069)
│   └── nest/          # NestJS backend (port 3420)
├── packages/
│   ├── shared/        # Shared TypeScript code
│   ├── prisma/        # Database schema & migrations
│   └── ...
├── config/
│   └── local.ts       # Your local configuration
└── ...

After Creation

Your app will be running at http://localhost:3069

For Playground mode, you're ready to start building!

For Full Setup mode, you have:

  • Supabase Studio at http://localhost:54324
  • PostgreSQL database ready
  • Auth system configured

License

MIT