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create-maid-app

v0.1.0

Published

A CLI tool for scaffolding modern web applications with Bun, Elysia, and Next.js. Pick between frontend and backend templates.

Readme

✨ create-maid-app

<insert cool logo here>

This is a stack that I, my friends and my teams mostly use for our projects. Here's what inside:

  • Next.js app for frontend and occasional server actions shenanigans (shadcn + useful UI libs)
  • Elysia backend with basic goodies bundle (drizzle for postgres, bullmq for queues, t3-env for env validation)
  • Everything is glued together with Eden Treaty (not tRPC/oRPC because we use Elysia, duh)

Usage

# interactive
npx create-maid-app

# or with a name
npx create-maid-app my-api

# fully scripted (no prompts)
npx create-maid-app my-api --backend --pm bun --http axios --with-bullmq --with-t3-env
npx create-maid-app my-ui  --frontend --pm pnpm --http ky --with-eden --with-react-icons

Flags

| Flag | Description | |---|-------------------------------------------| | --frontend / --backend | Project type | | --pm npm\|pnpm\|yarn\|bun | Package manager | | --http axios\|ky | HTTP client (default: axios) | | --with-bullmq | BullMQ job queues (backend only) | | --with-t3-env | t3-env type-safe env (backend only) | | --with-eden | Elysia Eden Treaty (backend and frontend) | | --with-react-icons | react-icons (frontend only) |

Backend stack

  • Bun runtime
  • Elysia + cors + swagger
  • Drizzle ORM (PostgreSQL, node-postgres)
  • axios or ky
  • Optional: BullMQ, t3-env, Eden Treaty

Frontend stack

  • Next.js + React
  • Tailwind CSS + shadcn/ui + lucide-react
  • motion + react-virtuoso
  • Jotai state · swr · lodash · zod
  • axios or ky
  • Optional: react-icons, Eden Treaty