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@ymssa/create-enterprise-next-app

v1.0.2

Published

CLI to scaffold an enterprise-ready Next.js application from a reusable template.

Downloads

311

Readme

create-enterprise-next-app

CLI to scaffold a production-ready Enterprise Next.js app from the bundled template/ directory.

Related links

  • GitHub repository: https://github.com/anuradhamudalige/create-enterprise-next-app
  • Medium guide: https://medium.com/@theanuradha/next-js-enterprise-project-kickstarter-guide-6be3312ab2f5

Use with npx (after publish)

Run the package directly without installing it globally:

npx @ymssa/create-enterprise-next-app

The CLI asks for:

  1. App name (used as the target directory name)
  2. CICD Repo URL (injected into template files)

Then it will:

  • Create a new folder: <app-name>
  • Copy the template project into it
  • Replace template placeholders like {{appName}} and {{cicdRepoUrl}}
  • Run npm ci --no-audit --no-fund in the generated app

Generated app commands

After scaffolding completes:

cd <app-name>
npm run dev

Other useful commands in the generated project:

npm run build:prod
npm start

Current CLI interface

This package is currently interactive only.

  • No positional arguments yet
  • No command flags/options yet

Use:

npx @ymssa/create-enterprise-next-app

Local development (maintainer)

From this repository root, run the CLI locally:

node ./cli.js

Test the same flow as an npm package tarball:

npm pack
npx ./ymss-create-enterprise-next-app-1.0.0.tgz

If the generated filename changes by version, use the tarball name shown by npm pack.

Publishing to npm

This package is configured for public npm publishing (publishConfig.access=public).

Typical release flow:

npm version patch
npm publish

For minor/major releases, use npm version minor or npm version major.

Notes

  • Do not commit .env.local from generated projects.
  • Verify generated project dependencies install successfully in your environment.