@sixtyninecommerce/create-storefront

Scaffolder for the sixtynine-commerce storefront template.

Usage

npm create @sixtyninecommerce/storefront <project-dir> --store-code <code>

Example:

npm create @sixtyninecommerce/storefront my-shop --store-code my-channel

The CLI:

1. Validates the channel exists by calling client.commerce.getBranding().
2. Downloads the latest tagged release of the template from GitHub.
3. Applies your channel's BrandingInfo to the scaffold:
   • Writes src/theme.config.ts with the primary color and font identifiers.
   • Drops logo-light, logo-dark, favicon, and cover assets into public/.
   • Writes .env.local so npm run dev connects to the right channel.
   • Substitutes package.json name and description.
4. Picks the locale shape that matches the channel's urlLocaleStrategy.

Flags

| Flag | Default | Notes | |---|---|---| | --store-code <code> | (required) | Channel code from the dashboard | | --cdn-url <url> | https://cdn.sixtyninecommerce.com | Channel CDN base URL | | --cms-url <url> | SDK production default | Override for self-hosted/local CMS | | --vendure-url <url> | SDK production default | Override for self-hosted/local Vendure | | --plugins-url <url> | SDK production default | Override for self-hosted/local plugins service | | --site-url <url> | branding.storefront.url or http://localhost:6969 | Storefront URL for SEO meta | | --template-ref <ref> | latest release tag | Tag, branch, or commit SHA |

Environment

• GITHUB_TOKEN — set when fetching from a private repo or to avoid GitHub rate limits.

After scaffolding

cd <project-dir>
npm install
npm run dev