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@rohilaharsh/react-kit

v0.1.3

Published

CLI to initialize a React-related toolkit by installing singleton-injection, context-scoped-state, axios, and rxjs using the detected package manager.

Readme

@rohilaharsh/react-kit

A small CLI that installs a React-related toolkit into an existing Node/React project.

It detects your package manager from lockfiles and runs the appropriate install command for:

  • singleton-injection
  • context-scoped-state
  • axios
  • rxjs

Installation & usage

You do not install this package as a dependency of your app. Instead, run it via your preferred runner:

bunx @rohilaharsh/react-kit init
# or
npx @rohilaharsh/react-kit init
# or
pnpm dlx @rohilaharsh/react-kit init
# or
yarn dlx @rohilaharsh/react-kit init

Run the command inside an existing project that already has a package.json.

What it does

  1. Verifies there is a package.json in the current working directory.
  2. Detects your package manager in this order:
    • bun.lockb → Bun
    • pnpm-lock.yaml → pnpm
    • yarn.lock → Yarn
    • package-lock.json → npm
    • Otherwise, falls back to the packageManager field in package.json if present.
    • If nothing else matches, defaults to npm.
  3. Runs the matching install command to add:
    • singleton-injection
    • context-scoped-state
    • axios
    • rxjs

Local development (with Bun)

This repo is built and tested using Bun.

Install dependencies:

bun install

Build the CLI:

bun run build

Run tests:

bun test

Publishing to npm (using Bun)

Before publishing, make sure you are logged in with npm:

npm login

Then use the provided scripts:

# Bump version (patch/minor/major) and create a git tag, per npm conventions
npm version patch

# Or use the generic script wired through Bun
bun run version

# Build and publish
bun run publish

The prepublishOnly hook ensures that the TypeScript sources are compiled to dist/ before npm publish runs.