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create-bdpa-react-scaffold

v1.7.5

Published

Scaffold a React + Tailwind UI library demo via Vite.

Readme

create-bdpa-react-scaffold

Scaffold a ready-to-run React + Tailwind UI library demo built with Vite. This CLI creates a project with common UI components and a demo app.

Quick Start

Run with npx (no global install needed):

npx create-bdpa-react-scaffold my-app

Then start the dev server:

cd my-app
npm install
npm run dev

Options

  • --pm <npm|yarn|pnpm>: Choose package manager (default: npm).
  • --no-install: Skip dependency installation.
  • --force: Allow writing into a non-empty directory.

Examples:

npx create-bdpa-react-scaffold my-app --pm pnpm
npx create-bdpa-react-scaffold . --force --no-install

What You Get

  • Vite + React 18 project
  • Tailwind CSS configured (postcss.config.cjs, tailwind.config.cjs)
  • Example UI components (Button, Card, Input, FormField, Table, Navbar, Sidebar, Modal, Tabs, Toast)
  • Simple Auth pages (Login, Register)
  • Demo app and wiring
  • Axios-based API client with CRUD helpers (src/utils/api.js)

Local Development (for this CLI)

Link the CLI locally to test changes without publishing:

npm install
npm link

# Now you can run it from anywhere
create-bdpa-react-scaffold my-test-app --no-install

To unlink later:

npm unlink -g create-bdpa-react-scaffold

Publishing to npm

  1. Pick a unique package name. This repo uses create-bdpa-react-scaffold.

  2. Login to npm:

npm login
  1. Publish (public):
npm publish --access public

If your package name is scoped (e.g. @yourname/create-bdpa-react-scaffold), include --access public on first publish.

After publishing, users can run:

npx create-bdpa-react-scaffold my-app

Documentation

License

UNLICENSED (update as desired).