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@octahedroid/create-drupal-decoupled

v0.7.0

Published

Scaffold the integration with Drupal in a decoupled frontend

Downloads

248

Readme

create-drupal-decoupled

A CLI tool that scaffolds Drupal integration for decoupled frontend projects.

Features

  • Automatic detection of frontend frameworks (Next.js, React Router, Remix)
  • Scaffolds GraphQL integration with type-safe queries
  • Configures authentication and API connection
  • Updates project configuration files
  • Framework-specific template generation

Installation

# Using npm
npx @octahedroid/create-drupal-decoupled

# Using yarn
yarn create @octahedroid/drupal-decoupled

# Using pnpm
pnpm create @octahedroid/drupal-decoupled

# Using bun
bunx @octahedroid/create-drupal-decoupled

Quick Start

Navigate to your existing frontend project and run the scaffolding command:

# In your project directory
npx @octahedroid/create-drupal-decoupled . --frontend next

# Or specify a different directory
npx @octahedroid/create-drupal-decoupled my-project --frontend react-router

Supported Frameworks

  • Next.js (next) - React framework with server-side rendering
  • React Router (react-router) - Modern React routing library
  • Remix (remix) - Full-stack React framework

Usage

create-drupal-decoupled [project-directory] [options]

Arguments

  • project-directory - Target directory for scaffolding (defaults to current directory)

Options

  • -f, --frontend <framework> - Frontend framework to use (required)
  • -v, --version - Display version number
  • -h, --help - Display help information

Examples

# Scaffold Next.js integration in current directory
npx @octahedroid/create-drupal-decoupled . --frontend next

# Scaffold React Router integration in specific directory
npx @octahedroid/create-drupal-decoupled ./my-app --frontend react-router

# Scaffold Remix integration
npx @octahedroid/create-drupal-decoupled ./remix-app --frontend remix

What Gets Generated

The CLI will add the following to your project:

  • GraphQL configuration and type definitions
  • Drupal client setup with authentication
  • Framework-specific integration files
  • Environment variable templates
  • Updated .gitignore with Drupal-specific entries

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 20.15.1
  • Existing frontend project with supported framework
  • Package.json file in target directory

Development

Setup

# Install dependencies
yarn install

# Build the package
yarn build

# Development mode with file watching
yarn dev

Local Testing

# Build the package
yarn build

# Test locally
node dist/index.js . --frontend next