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@koalarx/ui-cli

v0.19.2

Published

<div align="center"> <h1>@koalarx/ui-cli</h1> <p>CLI for creating and managing Angular projects with ready-to-use UI components.</p>

Readme

npm version license

📖 Full Documentation → koalarx.com


Installation

npm install -g @koalarx/ui-cli

or with bun:

bun add -g @koalarx/ui-cli

Commands

kl new

Creates a new Angular project with the Koala structure and dependencies already configured.

During project creation, the CLI asks which package manager you want to use:

  • bun
  • npm
  • yarn
  • pnpm

You can also skip the interactive prompt by passing the --pm flag.

kl new --name meu-projeto
kl new --name my-project --pm npm

kl install

Adds one or more UI components to the project.

kl install button
kl install button,loading,dropdown
kl install modal --project meu-projeto

kl init

Initializes an existing Angular project with the Koala structure and required tooling.

kl init
kl init --project meu-projeto
kl init --project meu-projeto --verbose

kl version

Shows the installed CLI version.

kl version

Documentation

For detailed installation guides, usage instructions, and examples for each component, visit the official documentation:

koalarx.com