create-assistsx-vue

Scaffold a Vue 3 + Vite + TypeScript AssistsX app with assistsx-js, including:

• Vue Router with home, log panel, and test float panel examples
• Classic StepImpl automation samples (src/steps/)
• Local vs npm assistsx-js resolution (assistsx-resolve.mjs, .env.example, dev:registry)

Usage (after publish)

New folder

npx create-assistsx-vue@latest my-app
cd my-app
npm run dev

Current directory

Initialize in the working directory (no cd into a new folder):

mkdir my-app && cd my-app
npx create-assistsx-vue@latest --here
npm run dev

Equivalent:

npx create-assistsx-vue@latest .

If the target is the current directory, the folder may already contain only: .git, .gitignore, .DS_Store, or Thumbs.db (e.g. after git init). Anything else must be empty or the command exits with an error.

Local testing

From this package directory (create-assistsx-vue):

1. Link globally (picks up the local bin and template):

   cd /path/to/create-assistsx-vue
   npm link

   Then anywhere:

   mkdir -p /tmp/scaffold-test && cd /tmp/scaffold-test
   create-assistsx-vue demo-app --skip-install

   Remove link when done: npm unlink -g create-assistsx-vue.

2. Run the CLI directly with Node (no link):

   node /path/to/create-assistsx-vue/bin/cli.mjs ./demo-app --skip-install

3. Dry-run pack contents (what npm would publish):

   cd /path/to/create-assistsx-vue
   npm pack --dry-run

Options

• --here — scaffold into the current directory; do not pass a project directory. Combine with other flags as needed (e.g. npx create-assistsx-vue@latest --here --skip-install).
• --skip-install — copy template only; run npm install yourself in the new folder.

Requirements

• Node.js 18+