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@sakaniui/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Copy Sakani Design System Block source files into your project. Companion CLI to @sakaniui/react.

Readme

@sakaniui/cli

Copies a Sakani Block's source files into your own project, the same way you'd copy them by hand from GitHub.

This is not how you install components (Button, Input, Sidebar, ...) — those come from npm install @sakaniui/react and stay a real managed dependency, so token updates and re-theming keep working everywhere. Blocks are different on purpose: they're composition examples meant to be copied and edited, so this CLI just automates that copy.

Usage

# List every available block
npx @sakaniui/cli list

# Copy one into ./src/blocks/<BlockName>
npx @sakaniui/cli add data-table-block

# Copy into a custom folder instead
npx @sakaniui/cli add data-table-block --dir components/data-table

Requires @sakaniui/react to already be installed in your project — every block imports its pieces (Button, Input, ...) from it. If it's missing, add will tell you.

Once a block is copied, it's yours — edit it however you like. Nothing about it stays connected back to this CLI or to future Sakani releases.