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@russfranky/shadcss-cli

v0.1.8

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CLI for shadcss — add components to your project, diff your copies against upstream, and lint markup. Zero dependencies.

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Readme

@russfranky/shadcss-cli

The CLI for shadcss — a zero-runtime, HTML/CSS-only clone of the shadcn/ui aesthetic.

It gives you both consumption models shadcn users ask for: own the code and keep it updatable.

npx @russfranky/shadcss-cli <command>

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | list | List all available components | | info <component> | Show a component's classes, deps, and example markup | | add <component...> | Copy component CSS (and its deps) into your project | | diff <component> | Show how your local copy has drifted from upstream | | check <file.html ...> | Lint HTML for known a11y/markup foot-guns |

Why diff matters

shadcn's biggest complaint is "you own the code, so upstream bug/a11y fixes never reach you." With shadcss you copy components the same way — but shadcss diff <component> shows exactly what changed upstream versus your copy, so you can pull fixes deliberately instead of never noticing them.

npx @russfranky/shadcss-cli add button card dialog   # copy into ./shadcss
npx @russfranky/shadcss-cli diff button              # what changed upstream?
npx @russfranky/shadcss-cli check ./index.html       # any markup foot-guns?

Options

| Flag | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | --dir <path> | ./shadcss | Target (and local-copy) directory for add / diff | | --from <dir> | — | Read from a local shadcss checkout instead of the CDN | | --version <v> | latest shipped | Framework version to pull from the CDN | | --force | false | Overwrite existing files on add |

The CLI has zero dependencies and fetches components from the jsDelivr CDN (the published @russfranky/shadcss package), so it works without installing the framework.

License

MIT