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@vzure/nextjs

v0.1.1

Published

Scaffolding CLI for the Vzure Next.js starter template — create a new app and generate pages, features, and components that follow the feature-based architecture.

Readme

@vzure/nextjs

Scaffolding CLI for the Vzure Next.js starter template. Generates pages, features, and components that follow the template's feature-based architecture, and can bootstrap a brand-new app.

Install

# one-off
npx @vzure/nextjs <command>

# or as a dev dependency in a project created from the template
npm i -D @vzure/nextjs

Commands

Create a new app

npx @vzure/nextjs@latest create my-app

Options: --template <git-url>, --branch <name>, --pm <npm|pnpm|yarn>, --no-install, --force.

Add a page

Scaffolds a dashboard route plus its feature folder (api + endpoint, types, query hook) and a sidebar nav entry.

vzure add page                        # interactive
vzure add page --title "Invoices" --endpoint /invoices/ --yes

Mandatory: --title, --slug (defaults from title). Optional: --feature, --endpoint, --icon <LucideIcon>, --no-nav, --no-data.

Add a feature

vzure add feature billing --yes

Creates features/<name>/{components,hooks,api.ts,types.ts}.

Add a component

vzure add component InvoiceRow --feature invoices
vzure add component PageHeader --shared --client

Global flags

  • --dry-run — print planned file writes/edits without touching disk.
  • --force — overwrite existing files without prompting.
  • --yes — accept default values for all optional prompts.
  • --cwd <dir> — run against a specific directory instead of the current one.

How it finds your app

The add * commands look for the web app root — the nearest directory containing app/, features/, and components/ui/ (checks the current dir, then apps/web, then any apps/*). Create an optional vzure.config.json at the app or repo root to override:

{
  "appDir": "apps/web",
  "routeGroup": "(dashboard)",
  "routeBase": "dashboard",
  "defaultIcon": "FileText"
}