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@sirdanoosh/boilerplate

v0.1.2

Published

Frontend project initializer for Next.js App Router applications.

Readme

@sirdanoosh/boilerplate

Create a new Next.js App Router frontend with a clean, bilingual starter that already follows the conventions in this repository.

Install

npm create @sirdanoosh/boilerplate

or:

npx @sirdanoosh/boilerplate initial

What You Get

  • Next.js App Router starter
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS v4
  • shadcn/ui conventions
  • lucide-react icons
  • next-intl bilingual LTR/RTL setup
  • axios-based API structure under src/api
  • zustand for local and session state
  • zod validation
  • optional Playwright tests
  • optional React Query, PWA, and bundle analyzer setup

Generated Structure

  • src/app for routes and framework files
  • src/views for composed screens
  • src/api/services/<domain> for domain API code
  • src/providers for app-level wrappers
  • src/i18n for locale config and messages
  • src/lib/auth for CIAM helpers

Included Commands

The generated app includes:

pnpm dev
pnpm lint
pnpm type-check
pnpm test
pnpm react-doctor
pnpm react-doctor:report

Notes

  • The initializer asks for the project name, target directory, optional features, and environment values.
  • The template is designed to be a practical starting point, not a scaffold full of throwaway starter text.
  • The boilerplate package is published separately from the frontend scanner.