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create-mappedin-quickstart

v0.1.2

Published

Scaffold a Mappedin JS indoor mapping project in one command. Unofficial community tool — pulls from the official MappedIn/mappedin-js-quickstart repo.

Readme

create-mappedin-quickstart

Unofficial community tool — scaffolds a Mappedin JS indoor mapping project in one command.

Template source: MappedIn/mappedin-js-quickstart

Quick Start

# npm
npm create mappedin-quickstart@latest my-project

# yarn
yarn create mappedin-quickstart@latest my-project

# pnpm
pnpm create mappedin-quickstart@latest my-project

# bun
bun create mappedin-quickstart@latest my-project

Then:

cd my-project
npm run dev

A 3D rendered indoor map opens at http://localhost:5173. Zoom, pan, and rotate to explore.

What You Get

A ready-to-run Vite + TypeScript project with:

  • index.html — page shell with the map container
  • src/main.ts — loads a demo Mappedin map via @mappedin/mappedin-js
  • package.json — all dependencies pre-installed
  • ATTRIBUTION.md — credits to the official Mappedin repo

Options

| Flag | Description | Default | |---|---|---| | -y, --yes | Skip all prompts | false | | --skip-install | Don't install dependencies | false | | --skip-git | Don't initialize git | false | | --pm <manager> | npm, yarn, pnpm, or bun | Auto-detect | | --template <ref> | Git branch or tag | master |

How It Works

This CLI downloads the latest template from the official MappedIn/mappedin-js-quickstart GitHub repository using giget. No template files are bundled — every scaffold pulls the freshest version directly from the source. Network access to GitHub is required; if the download fails (e.g. behind a corporate proxy or firewall), the CLI exits with a clear error and does not create a partial project.

Attribution

This is an unofficial community tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or maintained by Mappedin Inc.

License

MIT — see LICENSE