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@loop-engineering/loop-kit

v0.1.0

Published

Install a ready-to-run loop kit from the Loop Engineering Crash Course into any project — kits only, no course, no clone.

Readme

@loop-engineering/loop-kit

The installable half of the Loop Engineering Crash Course: a CLI that drops a ready-to-run loop kit into any project.

npx @loop-engineering/loop-kit list         # browse all 20 kits
npx @loop-engineering/loop-kit ci-sweeper   # install one
npx @loop-engineering/loop-kit new my-loop  # start from the blank template

Node 18+ is the only prerequisite. Nothing is installed globally and nothing is cloned.

What ships, and what does not

The tarball carries the CLI, the 20 kits, the blank template, and the pattern registry — about 90 kB. It does not carry the course: no docs/, no labs, no website, none of the loops that built the repository. Users installing a kit download kits.

The kits are authored once at the repo root in starters/, because the course reads them too. scripts/bundle-kits.mjs copies them into this package at pack time; the copies are gitignored build artifacts and must never be edited here.

Publishing

npm publish            # from this directory; access:public is set in package.json
npm pack --dry-run     # inspect the tarball first

npm publish uploads the working tree it runs in, so it does not depend on any branch being merged. The repo root package.json is private, so only this package is publishable.

Full user-facing docs: Getting Started with a Starter Kit. Licensed MIT.