@sigx/create

The canonical scaffolder for SignalX projects.

npm  create @sigx@latest my-app
pnpm create @sigx        my-app
yarn create @sigx        my-app
bunx create @sigx        my-app

The wizard asks for a project name, then offers Quick start (a web app with Tailwind, a router and tests) or Customize — kind (web SPA, SSR, static site, terminal app, native Lynx), rendering and deploy target for SSR (Node, Cloudflare Workers, Bun, Deno, Vercel, Netlify), styling (plain CSS, Tailwind, Tailwind + daisyUI) and extras (router, i18n, tests, server functions). It detects your package manager, installs dependencies and initializes git, then prints the next steps. Skip the prompts with flags:

npm create @sigx@latest my-app -- --kind ssr --target cloudflare --styling tailwind --install --git -y
npm create @sigx@latest -- --list

📚 Documentation

Full guides, template reference and live examples → https://sigx.dev/cli/

What this package is

@sigx/create is a ~10-line shim that delegates to @sigx/cli's create command. The actual scaffolding logic, prompts, and templates all live in @sigx/cli. This package exists to give SignalX the canonical npm create @sigx onboarding URL — see Vite, Next, Astro for the same pattern.

After scaffolding, your project uses @sigx/cli directly (sigx dev, sigx build, etc.).

License

MIT — © Andreas Ekdahl