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@rocketman-streamkit/addon-generator

v1.0.8

Published

Scaffold a StreamKit+ integration addon project with TypeScript typings, manifest, and GitHub release workflow

Downloads

1,273

Readme

@rocketman-streamkit/addon-generator

Interactive CLI to scaffold a StreamKit+ integration addon project: manifest.json, worker or static web files, TypeScript typings from @rocketman-streamkit/types, and GitHub Actions for releases.

Usage

npx @rocketman-streamkit/addon-generator
npx @rocketman-streamkit/addon-generator ./my-streamkit-addon
npx @rocketman-streamkit/addon-generator --output addons/demo

Alias binary: create-streamkit-addon.

Pass a path (relative or absolute) as the first argument (or via -o / --output) to skip the output-directory prompt. Run with --help for all options.

The wizard runs in English with a colored terminal UI. It will ask for:

  1. Output directory (skipped when passed on the command line)
  2. Addon category — platform (streaming/donation), overlay, overlay info, widget, application, game
  3. Variant — full worker, static web only, or simple media overlay (where applicable)
  4. Worker language — JavaScript or TypeScript (when a worker is needed)
  5. Manifest fieldsid (ORG/REPO), localized name/description, version, app_version, icon, permissions, optional platform / depends_on
  6. Type-specific options — web entry file, web_contents, media file for simple overlays
  7. Optional RocketMan catalog sync workflow (GitHub OIDC — id-token: write, no repository secrets)
  8. Release workflow trigger — git tag push v* (default) or push to main

The generator fetches the latest @rocketman-streamkit/types version from npm and pins it in the scaffolded package.json (TypeScript projects).

Generated project

Typical layout (varies by category):

my-streamkit-addon/
├── manifest.json
├── README.md
├── AGENT.md          # context for AI assistants (docs links, architecture, rules)
├── package.json
├── scripts/build.mjs # copies/bundles src/ → dist/
├── src/
│   ├── logo.png
│   ├── index.ts      # or index.js (worker addons)
│   ├── index.html    # web UI (overlay / widget / application)
│   ├── style.css
│   └── app.ts / app.js
├── tsconfig.json     # TypeScript worker projects
└── .github/workflows/
    ├── release.yml           # GitHub Release (dist/ → main.zip + manifest + icon)
    └── rocketman-sync.yml    # optional catalog sync

Release workflow

The included release.yml workflow:

  • Triggers on workflow_dispatch and either tag push v* (default) or push to main (chosen in the generator)
  • Reads version from manifest.json
  • Runs npm run build to populate dist/
  • Fails if a GitHub Release for v{version} already exists
  • Uploads main.zip (contents of dist/), dist/manifest.json, and the icon from dist/

See Publishing and releases in the public addon docs.

Documentation

License

MIT — see LICENSE.