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@vite-powerflow/create

v2.1.0

Published

Create modern React + Vite apps with production-ready tooling, testing, and best practices. Includes TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, Zustand, TanStack Query, and more.

Readme

@vite-powerflow/create

Generate a new, production-ready Vite PowerFlow starter project in seconds.

🚀 Quick Start

Prerequisites

Generate an app using the CLI tool

  1. Run this command in your terminal:

    npx @vite-powerflow/create my-app

    You can also run the CLI tool in non-interactive mode for faster setup. See CLI Options

  2. Open the folder in your code editor

  3. Reopen in Container when prompted (Dev Container)

    DevContainer Prompt

  4. Wait for the installation (It can take a few minutes)

  5. Launch dev server:

    pnpm dev
  6. Start developing! 🚀

CLI Options

The CLI tool supports the following options for non-interactive usage:

| Flag/Argument | Description | | ------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------- | | [project-directory] | The name of the project directory (required) | | -g, --git | Initialize Git repository | | -u, --git-user-name <name> | Git user.name (required with --git) | | -e, --git-user-email <email> | Git user.email (required with --git) | | -o, --use-global-git | Use global Git identity if found |

Documentation

For full documentation, features, and advanced usage, see the Vite PowerFlow monorepo README. (WIP: Vite Powerflow website coming soon )


MIT License