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create-luckystack-app

v0.16.1

Published

Scaffold a new LuckyStack project. Run `npx create-luckystack-app my-app` to generate a starter with the recommended overlay layout, selected ORM/package-manager setup, and config files in place.

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create-luckystack-app

Create a new LuckyStack project in a fresh directory. Requires Node.js and a package manager; consult package.json for the supported engine and run npx create-luckystack-app --help for current options.

npx create-luckystack-app my-app
cd my-app
cp .env_template .env
cp .env.local_template .env.local
# Set local secrets in .env.local; never commit them.
npm run server # terminal 1
npm run client # terminal 2

Follow the generated project's README for data-layer initialization and its configured frontend address. Redis and a database are needed only for selected features.

For an existing project, upgrade its installed @luckystack/* packages, then run npx luckystack update. Review .new sidecars before adopting framework-owned changes; the upgrade path preserves user edits. The starter source belongs to the generated app, while installed framework packages remain independently upgradeable.

See packaging architecture for the ownership boundary and developer guide for more context.