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@setu-ts/create

v0.11.0

Published

npm create @setu-ts — scaffolds a Setu-TS project with setu new

Readme

@setu-ts/create

Scaffolds a new Setu-TS project with npm create:

npm create @setu-ts my-app

It runs setu new from @setu-ts/cli with the arguments you pass, so every setu new flag works here. npm needs -- before flags meant for the scaffolder:

npm create @setu-ts my-app -- --template rest
npm create @setu-ts demo -- --example rest-api

The project targets Node by default; pass --runtime deno, --runtime bun or --runtime cloudflare-workers for another target. See the CLI README for every template and flag.

--example downloads a standalone Node example from the GitHub tag matching the CLI version. Run cd demo && npm install, then npm run smoke (which exits), then npm start (which serves until stopped); see the examples for the offered names and prerequisites.

Exports

| Export | Kind | | ------------ | -------- | | createArgs | function |

Generated from the package barrel by pnpm run docs:exports; pnpm run check:docs fails when it drifts.

Public API

The full surface is in PUBLIC_API.md.