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create-hummingbird-app

v1.0.3

Published

A CLI tool to scaffold Hummingbird starter templates.

Downloads

107

Readme

A CLI tool to scaffold Hummingbird starter templates.

downloads npm license

Installation

Using npm:

npx create-hummingbird-app@latest

Using pnpm:

pnpm create hummingbird-app@latest

Basic usage

If you run the CLI without flags, it will guide you step-by-step:

npx create-hummingbird-app@latest

You will be prompted to:

  1. Enter your project name
  2. Choose your preferred Tailwind CSS setup method
  3. Choose JavaScript or TypeScript

You can also specify a folder name:

npx create-hummingbird-app@latest my-app

Skip all prompts -y, --yes

Use defaults and setup the template instantly.

## installs default JavaScript template (vite-js)
npx create-hummingbird-app --yes

## installs default TypeScript template (vite-ts)
npx create-hummingbird-app --yes --ts

Specify a project directory:

npx create-hummingbird-app my-app --yes

Choose a template directly -t, --template <name>

This bypasses all template-related prompts.

## choose a full explicit template
npx create-hummingbird-app --template vite-ts

## or choose a shorthand (CLI auto-detects JS/TS)
npx create-hummingbird-app -t vite

## shorthand + TypeScript
npx create-hummingbird-app -t vite --ts

Specify directory as well:

npx create-hummingbird-app -t vite-ts my-app

Force TypeScript --ts

If you want TypeScript but still want interactive mode:

npx create-hummingbird-app --ts

Combine with a project directory:

npx create-hummingbird-app my-app --ts

Full help and reference -h, --help

Show help information, including all available flags and usage examples.

npx create-hummingbird-app --help

This will output like this:

Usage: create-hummingbird-app [options] [project-name]

Arguments:
  project-name               optional project name

Options:
  -V, --version              output the version number
  -y, --yes                  skip all prompts and use defaults
  -t, --template <template>  select template (vite-ts, vite-js, postcss-ts, postcss-js)
  --ts                       force typescript template
  -h, --help                 display help for command

Template Matrix

The following templates are available:

| Template Name | Build Tool | CLI Example | |---------------|--------------------------------|--------------| | vite-js | Vite + Vanilla JS | -t vite or -t vite-js | | vite-ts | Vite + Vanilla JS (TypeScript) | -t vite --ts or -t vite-ts | | postcss-js | PostCSS | -t postcss or -t postcss-js | | postcss-ts | PostCSS (TypeScript) | -t postcss --ts or -t postcss-ts |

CLI Options

| Option | Alias | Description | Example | |--------|--------|-------------|----------| | --yes | -y | Skip all prompts and use default settings | npx create-hummingbird-app --yes | | --template <name> | -t <name> | Select a specific template (supports shorthand or full name) | -t vite, -t vite-ts, -t vite --ts | | --ts | — | Force TypeScript variant (when using shorthand templates or prompts) | npx create-hummingbird-app --ts | | <project-name> | — | Optional project folder name | npx create-hummingbird-app my-app | | --version | -V | Show the CLI version | npx create-hummingbird-app -V | | --help | -h | Show help information | npx create-hummingbird-app -h |

About

Create Hummingbird App is the official project scaffolding tool for Hummingbird — a high-performance Tailwind-based UI framework.