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create-jda-catalyst

v1.0.0

Published

Scaffold a new JDA Catalyst project (Next.js + Sanity)

Readme

create-jda-catalyst

Scaffold a new JDA Catalyst project.

Usage

npm create jda-catalyst my-client-site

The CLI will prompt for:

  • Project name — used in package.json and as the directory name
  • Site name — used as the Sanity Studio title and fallback brand name
  • Sanity project ID — optional, can be set later in .env.local
  • Primary brand color — injected into Tailwind design tokens
  • Secondary/accent color — injected into Tailwind design tokens

What It Does

  1. Downloads the latest template from JDA-Worldwide/jda-catalyst on GitHub
  2. Removes planning docs (ref/) and template git history
  3. Applies your configuration:
    • package.json name
    • Brand colors in src/app/globals.css
    • Site name in Sanity Studio config, root layout, navigation, and homepage
    • Sanity project ID in .env.local (if provided)
  4. Runs npm install
  5. Initializes a fresh git repo with an initial commit

What You Get

A complete Next.js 16 starter with:

  • 12 page builder modules managed in Sanity CMS
  • Sanity Studio with Presentation live preview
  • Responsive navigation and footer
  • Blog with Portable Text
  • Contact form (Resend + Cloudflare Turnstile)
  • SEO (JSON-LD, Open Graph, sitemap, robots.txt)
  • Tailwind v4 design tokens
  • Vercel Analytics + Speed Insights
  • WCAG AA accessibility

After Scaffolding

See SETUP.md in the generated project for the full step-by-step configuration guide covering Sanity, Vercel, Resend, Turnstile, deployment, and more.

Publishing

npm publish

Once published, npm create jda-catalyst works anywhere.