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@xriptjs/init

v0.1.1

Published

Scaffolding CLI for new xript projects.

Readme

@xriptjs/init

Scaffolding CLI for new xript projects.

npm

Usage

npx @xriptjs/init

Walks you through creating a new xript project with interactive prompts:

$ npx @xriptjs/init my-mod
Project name (my-mod):
Tier: 2 (bindings) or 3 (full scripting)? (2):
Language: typescript or javascript? (typescript):

✓ Created my-mod in /path/to/my-mod

  manifest.json
  package.json
  src/demo.ts
  tsconfig.json

Next steps:
  cd my-mod
  npm install
  npm run demo

Skip prompts

npx @xriptjs/init my-mod --yes

Uses defaults: tier 2, TypeScript.

Options

npx @xriptjs/init [directory] [options]

Options:
  --yes, -y          Skip prompts, use defaults
  --tier <2|3>       Adoption tier (2 = bindings, 3 = full scripting)
  --typescript       Generate TypeScript output (default)
  --javascript       Generate JavaScript output
  --help, -h         Show help

API

import { writeProject, generateProjectFiles } from "@xriptjs/init";

const result = await writeProject("./my-mod", {
  name: "my-mod",
  tier: 2,
  language: "typescript",
});

console.log(result.files); // ["manifest.json", "package.json", ...]

writeProject(directory, options): Promise<InitResult>

Writes a complete xript project scaffold to disk.

generateProjectFiles(options): ProjectFiles

Returns the file contents as a Record<string, string> without writing to disk.

Documentation

xript.dev: full docs, adoption tiers, and getting started guide.

License

MIT