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create-graview

v0.1.21

Published

Start a product on Graview: `npm create graview my-app`. The conventional door to `graview create`.

Readme

create-graview

npm create graview@latest my-app
pnpm create graview my-app

Once the packages are published. Until then, from a framework checkout: pnpm graview create ../my-app --link .

The conventional door to graview create. It writes a product on Graview — the declaration split into domain and UI, an eighty-line shell, a headless test and a CI workflow — installs it, and says what to do next. The generator and the command live in @graview/core; this package only makes npm create find them.

--name "Field Notes"   the product's name (default: from the directory)
--kind note            the first node kind (default: item)
--link ../graview      consume the framework by path from a sibling checkout
--pm pnpm|npm          the package manager (default: whichever ran this)
--no-install           write the files and stop

scripts/smoke-create.mjs in the framework repository is what keeps this honest: on every push it scaffolds a project from the packed tarballs, installs it the way a stranger would, runs the project's own verify, and opens it in a real browser.