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@omnixdp/upgrade-app

v0.1.5

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Upgrade Omni xDP generated Next.js starter applications to the latest create-app scaffold.

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@omnixdp/upgrade-app

Upgrade an Omni xDP generated Next.js starter application to the latest @omnixdp/create-app scaffold.

Usage

npx @omnixdp/upgrade-app@latest

Run it from the generated application root, or pass a directory:

npx @omnixdp/upgrade-app@latest ./my-site

Options

omnixdp-upgrade-app [app-directory] [options]

--check
--dry-run
--yes
--help

--check exits with a failure when the app is out of date, which is useful in CI. --dry-run prints the upgrade plan without writing files. --yes allows non-interactive application of changes that may alter existing application behavior.

Current Migrations

The upgrader carries forward generated starter features from the latest @omnixdp/create-app scaffold.

Public AI discovery support powered by next-llms-txt:

  • Adds the next-llms-txt dependency.
  • Adds NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL to .env.example.
  • Adds src/app/llms.txt/route.ts, src/lib/llms-txt.ts, and src/proxy.ts.
  • Adds page-level llmstxt metadata to src/app/page.tsx when it can be inserted safely.

CMS Rich Text Editor rendering support:

  • Adds or refreshes src/components/omnixdp/rte-to-react.tsx, a dependency-free RteToReact helper for rendering persisted Rich Text Editor JSON, multi-value rich-text arrays, and legacy HTML values as React.

Existing src/proxy.ts changes are treated as breaking because proxy routing can affect application traffic. The CLI asks for confirmation before applying those changes in an interactive terminal.