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create-jolly-roger

v0.5.0

Published

Create a full-stack onchain app with Jolly-Roger (SvelteKit + Hardhat v3 + Rocketh)

Readme

create-jolly-roger

Scaffold a full-stack onchain app from the Jolly-Roger template — SvelteKit 5, Hardhat v3, and the Rocketh deployment system.

Quick start

pnpm create jolly-roger

Or with a specific project name:

pnpm create jolly-roger my-awesome-app

This fetches the latest template from jolly-roger main, substitutes your project name everywhere, initializes git, and leaves you ready to:

cd my-awesome-app
pnpm i
pnpm start

How it works

The CLI fetches the jolly-roger repo's main branch at runtime using degit — no bundled template, always up to date. It then substitutes the project name in:

  • Package names (jolly-roger, jolly-roger-web, jolly-roger-contracts)
  • Display names (Jolly Roger → title case)
  • E2E test regexes

You can also just git clone jolly-roger directly — this package is just a convenience that renames everything for you.

License

AGPL-3.0-only