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create-designless

v0.2.0

Published

Wire @designless/annotate into a Next.js or Vite-React project so Designless can route a rendered element back to its source line. One command, dev-only, reversible.

Readme

create-designless

Connect a Next.js or Vite-React project to Designless in one command.

npm create designless@latest -- next     # or: vite

It does exactly two things, and tells you about both:

  1. Adds @designless/annotate as a devDependency.
  2. Wires it into your config (wraps next.config.js, or shows you the two-line Vite snippet).

Then it runs a doctor and reports what it found, so you never have to wonder whether it worked.

Flags

  • <framework>: next or vite (with aliases). Omit it and the project is detected from your config and dependencies.
  • --yes: apply the changes (install and wire) instead of just printing the plan.
  • --dry-run: print the plan and change nothing.

Reversible and honest

It never runs a build, never touches your source, and never edits a config it does not fully understand. If your config has an unusual shape, it prints exact copy-paste instructions instead of guessing. The only files it changes are package.json (one devDependency) and your framework config (one wrap). Both are easy to undo.

After it finishes, start your dev server and open the Designless canvas. Edits you make there route back to your source.

Apache-2.0 · designless.app