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create-adaptive-app

v0.1.8

Published

Scaffold a new Adaptive application.

Readme

create-adaptive-app

Scaffolder oficial para iniciar um projeto com Adaptive.

O starter gera apps usando os pacotes com scope:

  • @adaptivejs/*

O que ele gera

Um app pronto com:

  • server.ts
  • src/pages
  • src/components
  • src/layout.ts
  • src/actions
  • public
  • scripts dev, build e start
  • netlify.toml
  • scripts build:netlify e preview:netlify

O template ja mostra:

  • pagina SSR simples
  • pagina declarativa com compose
  • hooks reativos
  • client component com "client";
  • server action com "server";
  • chamada direta da server action a partir do componente cliente
  • uso de AdaptiveFormData com arquivo

Server modules

O starter sai com src/actions/index.ts, mas isso nao e a unica opcao.

Voce tambem pode criar arquivos como:

  • src/actions/users.ts
  • src/features/auth/server.ts
  • src/lib/newsletter.ts

Desde que o modulo esteja dentro de src e tenha "server"; no topo, um componente cliente pode importar suas funcoes direto.

Uso

npx create-adaptive-app meu-app

Depois:

cd meu-app
npm install
npm run dev

Para gerar o preset de deploy do Netlify:

npm run build:netlify

Observacao:

  • o scaffolder publicado funciona com os pacotes @adaptivejs/*
  • a CLI usada pelo projeto e @adaptivejs/cli

Uso local no monorepo

Para testar o starter apontando para os pacotes locais do monorepo:

node D:\projetos\Adaptive\create-adaptive-app\index.mjs meu-app --local

Nesse modo, o app gerado:

  • usa file: para @adaptivejs/ft, @adaptivejs/ui e @adaptivejs/web
  • chama a CLI direto de D:\projetos\Adaptive\scripts\adaptive-cli.mjs

.env

O template inclui .env.example.

Voce pode criar:

  • .env
  • .env.local
  • .env.development
  • .env.development.local
  • .env.production
  • .env.production.local

Somente variaveis com prefixo ADAPTIVE_PUBLIC_ vao para o bundle cliente.

Objetivo

Evitar que o usuario precise montar a estrutura manualmente.

A ideia e que o starter ja venha:

  • organizado
  • pronto para rodar
  • usando a CLI do Adaptive
  • refletindo a arquitetura atual da framework