@tachui/cli

Developer CLI for TachUI.

Quick Start

Use npx without a global install:

npx @tachui/cli init my-app
cd my-app
npm install
npm run dev

Init Command

tacho init <target> [options]

Examples:

npx @tachui/cli init my-app --template basic --yes
npx @tachui/cli init my-app --template advanced --yes
npx @tachui/cli init . --template basic --yes
npx @tachui/cli init my-app --tachui-version 0.8.8-alpha --yes

Options:

• --template <template>: basic or advanced
• --yes: skip prompts
• --tachui-version <version>: version to use for generated @tachui/* dependencies
• --package-manager <npm|pnpm>: controls next-step output only (does not change generated scripts)
• --list-templates: print available templates

Notes:

• phase6 template naming has been removed. Use advanced.
• --yes requires an explicit target, for example init my-app --yes.
• By default, the CLI resolves @tachui/core from npm registry (@tachui/core/latest).
• If registry resolution fails, the CLI falls back to an internal compatibility map.
• --tachui-version always overrides the default resolution behavior.

Development Server Path

Scaffolded projects default to plain Vite scripts:

• npm run dev
• npm run build

tacho dev remains available as optional enhanced CLI workflow.

Other Commands

• tacho dev
• tacho generate
• tacho migrate
• tacho analyze
• tacho optimize

Run tacho <command> --help for command-specific flags.