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@voxgig/create-system

v0.10.1

Published

Create an empty Voxgig system project: npm create @voxgig/system <name>

Readme

@voxgig/create-system

Create an empty Voxgig system project:

npm create @voxgig/system my-app

(npm resolves npm create @voxgig/system to this package, @voxgig/create-system.)

The generated project is a Seneca microservices backend with a model-driven entity layer (@voxgig/model + @voxgig/system), user accounts via the Seneca user plugin, a default design theme (light + dark), and jostraca-generated deployment templates (@voxgig/build). Activating the web environment (voxgig-system add env web) generates a complete model-driven enterprise web app on top. The scaffold itself is generated with jostraca components — see src/part/* for the template parts.

The project starts empty: the full structure is in place (model, environments, generation actions, tests), but there are no entities, services, or messages — only commented examples.

Documentation

Organised by the Diátaxis framework:

Working on this repo with an AI agent? See AGENTS.md.

The generated project ships its own Diátaxis docs/ and AGENTS.md, covering the project (not this scaffolder).

After creation

cd my-app/backend
npm install
npm run build   # compile model + generate + tsc
npm test        # starter tests (green out of the box)
npm run local   # boot the empty backend

License

MIT. Copyright (c) Voxgig Ltd.