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create-glapp-node-front

v1.0.0

Published

Create a production-ready Next.js frontend template.

Readme

create-glapp-node-front

Pacote npx para criar aplicações frontend com Next.js, App Router, TypeScript, Kubb, NextAuth v4, Zustand e documentação de arquitetura.

Este pacote publica apenas o CLI. O template frontend não entra no pacote npm: ele é baixado em tempo de execução a partir do repositório público https://github.com/raphaellkzin/node-template-front.git, branch main.

Requisitos para usar o CLI:

  • Node.js 22 ou superior.
  • git instalado.
  • acesso ao GitHub.

Uso

npx create-glapp-node-front

Também é possível informar o nome do projeto diretamente:

npx create-glapp-node-front minha-aplicacao

Depois de criar o projeto:

cd minha-aplicacao
pnpm install
pnpm validate:api
pnpm generate:api
pnpm dev

O CLI cria automaticamente um .env com:

  • API_BASE_URL="http://localhost:3333"
  • NEXTAUTH_URL="http://localhost:3000"
  • NEXTAUTH_SECRET seguro e aleatório

Estrutura Do Pacote

  • bin/cli.js: executável usado pelo npx.
  • README.md: documentação do pacote npm.

A fonte de verdade do starter fica no GitHub:

  • raphaellkzin/node-template-front: aplicação Next.js copiada para o projeto final.

Publicação

Antes de publicar, valide o pacote localmente:

npm pack --dry-run
node bin/cli.js minha-aplicacao-teste

Quando o repositório definitivo estiver criado, ajuste name, version e metadados do package.json se necessário, então publique no npm.