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@moe-labs/cli

v0.1.0-beta.1

Published

Install Moe UI source components into Next.js and Expo applications.

Readme

@moe-ui/cli

Install editable Moe UI component source into a TypeScript Next.js or Expo project.

pnpm dlx @moe-ui/cli@beta
pnpm dlx @moe-ui/cli@beta init
pnpm dlx @moe-ui/cli@beta add button dialog

Running without arguments opens an interactive menu. init prompts for Uniwind or NativeWind and the registry URL. Running add without component names loads the registry index and prompts for one or more components.

In automation, pass --styling uniwind|nativewind or use --yes to select Uniwind and the production registry. A custom or local registry can be stored during initialization:

pnpm dlx @moe-ui/cli@beta init --registry http://localhost:3000/r

Generate and serve the local registry from the repository with pnpm registry:generate and pnpm dev:docs.

NativeWind initialization targets the v5 preview and its Tailwind CSS 4 stack.

The beta registry is hosted at https://moe-ui-docs.vercel.app/r.