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create-blit-tech

v1.1.0

Published

Scaffold a new Blit-Tech game in seconds.

Readme

create-blit-tech

Scaffold a new Blit-Tech game in seconds.

Usage

npm create blit-tech@latest my-game
cd my-game
npm install
npm run dev

Works with npm, pnpm, yarn, or bun - the scaffolder uses whichever you ran it with.

What you get

  • A small, complete starter game (Catcher) with a comment on every line - JavaScript by default, or TypeScript with --ts.
  • A ready-to-run Vite setup: index.html, src/game.js (or src/game.ts), and a dev server.
  • Local guides (docs/) and an AGENTS.md so you - or an AI assistant - can learn the engine without leaving the project.
  • The blit helper CLI (npx blit run, npx blit doctor, npx blit upgrade, npx blit agents sync), provided by @blit-tech/kit. It is a project-local bin, so invoke it through npx.

If you pick an AI assistant in the wizard, the scaffolder also generates its config (Claude: CLAUDE.md + .claude/; Cursor: .cursor/) from the kit's canonical content, and npx blit agents sync keeps it current. Did not pick one at the start? Run npx blit agents add claude or npx blit agents add cursor later to set it up.

Options

npm create blit-tech@latest my-game -- --yes         # skip the prompts (JavaScript, no AI files)
npm create blit-tech@latest my-game -- --ts          # use the TypeScript starter instead of JavaScript
npm create blit-tech@latest my-game -- --no-install  # do not install dependencies
npm create blit-tech@latest my-game -- --no-git      # do not initialize a git repository

Requirements

  • Node.js 22.18.0 or newer.
  • A modern browser. WebGPU is used when available; otherwise the engine falls back to Canvas 2D automatically, so the game always runs.

License

ISC. Copyright (c) Václav Vančura. See LICENSE.