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create-alignui-app

v1.2.0

Published

3 months ago

CLI to scaffold a Next.js project with AlignUI v1.2 design system

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alignui nextjs tailwindcss design-system cli scaffold

create-alignui-app

CLI to scaffold a Next.js project with the AlignUI v1.2 design system — fully configured and ready to use.

Usage

npx create-alignui-app

What it does

Creates a new Next.js project (TypeScript, App Router, Tailwind CSS v4)
Installs AlignUI dependencies (clsx, tailwind-merge, tailwind-variants, @remixicon/react, Radix primitives, cmdk, sonner, date-fns, etc.)
Sets up AlignUI utility functions (cn, tv, recursiveCloneChildren, Polymorphic)
Adds the full AlignUI base component library to src/components/ui
Adds AlignUI hooks to src/hooks
Adds 117 PRO blocks (ready-made compositions) to src/components/blocks
Configures globals.css with full AlignUI design tokens (colors, typography, shadows, animations, dark mode)
Configures layout.tsx with Inter font
Sets up VSCode IntelliSense for Tailwind classes

Options

During setup you'll be prompted for:

Project name — name of the directory to create
Primary color — Blue, Purple, Orange, or Sky
Neutral color — Gray or Slate
Dark mode — enable/disable dark mode support
Package manager — npm, pnpm, yarn, or bun

After scaffolding

cd your-project-name
npm run dev

Then start adding AlignUI components to your app.

The base component files are already available locally in src/components/ui. PRO blocks (ready-made UI compositions like auth cards, tables, modals, filters, etc.) are in src/components/blocks.

License

MIT