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@znora/create-chart-project

v0.4.0

Published

Scaffolder run via `npx @znora/create-chart-project` from the chart's 'Connect Claude Code' panel. Drops a customer-themed project folder with CLAUDE.md, .mcp.json wired to @znora/chart-mcp, and seed templates so the user is one VS-Code-open away from tal

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@znora/create-chart-project

Scaffolder run via npx @znora/create-chart-project from the chart's "Connect Claude Code" panel. Drops a customer-themed project folder with CLAUDE.md, .mcp.json (wired to @znora/chart-mcp + @vasokai/fxbg-mcp), and seed templates so the user is one code . away from talking to Claude about their chart.

This package is in scaffold state (V1 phase 1). The CLI works end-to-end against the generic default template; customer-specific templates land in Phase 4 alongside FB's adapter implementation.


Usage

npx @znora/create-chart-project \
  --customer forexbulgaria \
  --token <pairing-token-from-chart-panel> \
  --ws-url wss://forexbulgaria.bg/ws \
  my-strategy-project

Then:

cd my-strategy-project
code .            # open in VS Code

Claude Code reads .mcp.json on session start and spawns the MCP servers with the right env. The user is paired to their chart session immediately.


How customer-specific templates work

templates/<customer-id>/ overrides templates/default/. Phase 4 will land FB's directory (templates/forexbulgaria/) with FB-branded CLAUDE.md, FB-specific seed strategies (e.g. one of the academy's canonical CISD examples pre-loaded), and FB's link to the academy membership flow inside the README.

Until those land, every customer gets the generic ZNORA template.


Placeholder substitution

Template files are text + {{key}} placeholders. The scaffolder substitutes:

| Placeholder | Replaced with | |---|---| | {{customer_id}} | --customer arg | | {{pairing_token}} | --token arg | | {{ws_url}} | --ws-url arg | | {{project_name}} | basename of the target directory |

Filenames support substitution too. Files starting with _dot_ get that prefix stripped on output (npm strips dotfiles from package contents otherwise) — _dot_mcp.json ships as .mcp.json in the generated project.


Dev

pnpm --filter @znora/create-chart-project build
pnpm --filter @znora/create-chart-project dev -- \
  --customer forexbulgaria \
  --token test \
  --ws-url ws://localhost:8080 \
  /tmp/test-project