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@lukoweb/create-apitogo

v0.2.13

Published

Create APIToGo docs site with one command

Readme

Create APIToGo App

Create a new APIToGo app in seconds with @lukoweb/create-apitogo.

Interactive

npx @lukoweb/create-apitogo@latest
# or
yarn create @lukoweb/apitogo
# or
pnpm create @lukoweb/apitogo
# or
bunx @lukoweb/create-apitogo

You will be asked for the project name, TypeScript, and ESLint. After scaffold it auto-wires a nearby openapi.yaml (parent/siblings/site) and markdown under docs/, doc/, documents/, or documentation/. The default template (sample homepage, docs, OpenAPI, and plans) is used unless you pass --no-include-examples.

Non-interactive

npx @lukoweb/create-apitogo@latest dev-portal --typescript --eslint

| Flag | Effect | | ------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | --typescript / --ts | TypeScript project (default if you skip prompts in CI) | | --javascript / --js | JavaScript project | | --eslint | Add ESLint config | | --no-eslint | Skip ESLint config | | --include-examples | Default template (on by default) | | --no-include-examples | Empty template (hero + features only, no sample plans/docs) | | --skip-install | Do not run the package manager after scaffolding | | --use-npm / --use-pnpm / --use-yarn / --use-bun | Force a package manager |

--with-examples is an alias for --include-examples.

npx @lukoweb/create-apitogo@latest dev-portal --javascript --no-eslint
npx @lukoweb/create-apitogo@latest dev-portal --typescript --eslint --no-include-examples

See npx @lukoweb/create-apitogo --help for the full list (--example, --skip-install, …).

Why use Create APIToGo App?

@lukoweb/create-apitogo allows you to create a new APIToGo app within seconds. It includes a number of benefits:

  • Interactive Experience: Running npx @lukoweb/create-apitogo@latest (with no arguments) launches an interactive experience that guides you through setting up a project.
  • Zero Dependencies: Initializing a project is as quick as one second. Create APIToGo App has zero dependencies.
  • Offline Support: Create APIToGo App will automatically detect if you're offline and bootstrap your project using your local package cache.
  • Support for Examples: Create APIToGo App can bootstrap your application using an example from the examples collection (e.g. npx @lukoweb/create-apitogo --example my-docs).