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@nomiedge/cli

v0.2.0

Published

nomiedge init/add/diff — a registry-driven CLI for adopting and extending Nomiedge Design Language.

Readme

@nomiedge/cli

nomiedge init and nomiedge add — the command-line front door to Nomiedge Design Language.

Usage

npx nomiedge init                       # scaffold the Tailwind preset, tokens, fonts, theme provider
npx nomiedge add button card            # add components (package mode by default)
npx nomiedge add dialog --mode=source   # vendor the source + its dependencies instead
npx nomiedge add icon:download          # add a single icon
npx nomiedge diff                       # report local vs. registry drift for source-mode installs

How add resolves what to install

Every name add accepts, and everything it installs alongside it, comes from @nomiedge/registry — never a list hardcoded in this package. --mode=package installs the owning @nomiedge/* package; --mode=source copies the real component/icon/chart source directly into your project (reading it from the installed package's own src/, which is published for exactly this reason) and still installs whatever real npm packages that source's own imports need (e.g. @nomiedge/motion, @nomiedge/tokens).

nomiedge.json

Written by init, read by add/diff. Records your chosen default mode, detected paths, package manager, and (for source-mode installs) a content hash used by diff to tell "you customized this" apart from "the design system changed upstream since you installed it."