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create-kotodayori

v1.1.1

Published

Scaffolding tool for Kotodayori webhook handlers

Readme

create-kotodayori

Scaffolding tool for creating Kotodayori webhook handler projects.

Usage

Create a new Kotodayori project with interactive prompts:

npx create-kotodayori

With Options

Specify the framework:

npx create-kotodayori --fw=hono

Specify project name and framework:

npx create-kotodayori my-webhook-handler --fw=hono

Specify package manager:

npx create-kotodayori --fw=hono --pm=pnpm

Skip dependency installation:

npx create-kotodayori --fw=hono --skip-install

Add the kotodayori-webhooks agent skill for AI coding agents:

# One agent
npx create-kotodayori --fw=hono --skill=claude-code

# Multiple agents (comma-separated) or "all"
npx create-kotodayori --fw=hono --skill=claude-code,cursor
npx create-kotodayori --fw=hono --skill=all

# Skip the skill (also skips the prompt)
npx create-kotodayori --fw=hono --no-skill

All Options

npx create-kotodayori [project-name] [options]

Options:
  --fw, --framework <framework>     Framework to use (hono, express, lambda, eventbridge)
  --pm, --package-manager <pm>      Package manager to use (pnpm, npm, yarn, bun)
  --skip-install                    Skip installing dependencies
  --skill <agents>                  Add the kotodayori-webhooks agent skill
                                    (claude-code, cursor, all, none; comma-separated)
  --no-skill                        Skip adding the agent skill
  -h, --help                        Display help message
  -v, --version                     Display version number

Agent skill

When run interactively, create-kotodayori asks whether to drop the kotodayori-webhooks agent skill into your new project so AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor) understand the Kotodayori APIs out of the box. The SKILL.md is written to the agent's project-local skills directory:

| Agent | Location | | --- | --- | | Claude Code | .claude/skills/kotodayori-webhooks/SKILL.md | | Cursor | .cursor/skills/kotodayori-webhooks/SKILL.md |

Supported Frameworks

  • Hono - Modern web framework for edge computing
  • 🚧 Express - Coming soon
  • 🚧 AWS Lambda - Coming soon
  • 🚧 AWS EventBridge - Coming soon

What Gets Created

A new Kotodayori project includes:

  • TypeScript setup - Full TypeScript configuration
  • Webhook handlers - Example payment and subscription handlers
  • Type safety - All Stripe event types fully typed
  • Development tools - Hot reload, build scripts, and type checking
  • Environment setup - .env.example with necessary configuration
  • Documentation - README with setup and deployment instructions

Example

$ npx create-kotodayori

? Project name: my-webhook-handler
? Select framework: Hono
? Select package manager: pnpm
? Install dependencies? Yes
? Add the kotodayori-webhooks agent skill? Claude Code

Creating Kotodayori + Hono project...

✔ Template files created
✔ Dependencies installed successfully
✔ Project created successfully! 🎉
✔ Added agent skill: .claude/skills/kotodayori-webhooks/SKILL.md

Next steps:

  1. Navigate to your project:
  cd my-webhook-handler

  2. Set up environment variables:
  cp .env.example .env
  Then edit .env with your Stripe API keys

  3. Start the development server:
  pnpm dev

  4. Test webhooks with Stripe CLI:
  stripe listen --forward-to localhost:3000/webhook
  stripe trigger payment_intent.succeeded

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18
  • pnpm, npm, yarn, or bun

License

MIT