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create-gridland

v0.4.3

Published

Create a new Gridland project

Downloads

375

Readme

create-gridland

Scaffold a new Gridland project.

Gridland is a React framework for building terminal apps that also run in the browser — same source, same components, two runtime targets.

Usage

bunx create-gridland my-app

You'll be prompted to choose a template:

  • CLI app — Bun-powered terminal app (@gridland/bun)
  • Vite — Browser app that renders TUI components on an HTML canvas (@gridland/web)
  • Next.js — Next.js site with embedded Gridland TUI components

Then:

cd my-app
bun install
bun dev

Adding components

After scaffolding, add Gridland components from the registry:

bunx create-gridland add spinner
bunx create-gridland add modal side-nav --yes
bunx create-gridland add spinner --dry-run   # preview without running

Components are fetched from https://gridland.io/r/{name}.json and written into your project via the shadcn CLI. Already-namespaced names (@gridland/modal) work too.

Documentation

Full docs at gridland.io/docs

Source: github.com/thoughtfulllc/gridland