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@wolfstar/create-http-framework

v2.1.3

Published

Create a new WolfStar HTTP Framework bot project

Readme

@wolfstar/create-http-framework

A CLI scaffolding tool for creating new WolfStar HTTP Framework bot projects.

Usage

npm create @wolfstar/http-framework@latest my-discord-bot
# or
pnpm create @wolfstar/http-framework my-discord-bot
# or
yarn create @wolfstar/http-framework my-discord-bot
# or
bun create @wolfstar/http-framework my-discord-bot

The CLI will guide you through the following prompts:

  • Project name — an npm-compatible name for your bot
  • Package manager — npm, yarn, pnpm, or bun
  • Language — TypeScript or JavaScript
  • Build tool — tsdown, TypeScript 6, or the TypeScript 7 release candidate
  • Linter and formatter — Oxlint / ESLint and Oxfmt / Prettier
  • Port — the port the HTTP server will listen on (default: 3000)
  • i18n support — optionally add @wolfstar/http-framework-i18n
  • Auto-install — install dependencies immediately after scaffolding

Options

| Flag | Alias | Description | | ---------------------------- | ----- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | --overwrite | | Overwrite the target directory if it already exists | | --no-interactive | | Skip all prompts and use defaults / flags | | --interactive | -i | Force interactive prompts even when an AI agent is detected | | --package-manager <pm> | | Choose npm, yarn, pnpm, or bun | | --language <lang> | | Choose TypeScript (ts) or JavaScript (js) | | --build <tool> | | Choose tsc6, tsc7, or tsdown for TypeScript | | --lint <linter> | | Choose none, eslint, or oxlint | | --format <formatter> | | Choose none, prettier, or oxfmt | | --port <number> | | Set the HTTP port (default: 3000) | | --i18n / --no-i18n | | Enable or disable i18n support | | --install / --no-install | | Enable or disable dependency installation | | --help | -h | Print usage and exit |

Non-interactive / AI agent mode

When the CLI detects an AI agent is running it (via @vercel/detect-agent), it automatically enters non-interactive mode, equivalent to passing --no-interactive. A project name argument is required in this mode:

create-http-framework my-discord-bot --no-interactive

Generated project structure

my-discord-bot/
├── src/
│   ├── commands/
│   │   └── ping.ts     # Example ping command
│   └── index.ts        # Entry point — starts the HTTP server
├── .env                # Environment variables (DISCORD_TOKEN, DISCORD_PUBLIC_KEY)
├── .gitignore
├── package.json
└── tsconfig.json

Requirements

  • Node.js >=20