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create-midas-front

v2.2.1

Published

Project initializer for React and Next.js apps.

Readme

create-midas-front

Project initializer for React and Next.js projects.

CLI Usage

npm:

npm create midas-front

pnpm:

pnpm create midas-front

bun:

bun create midas-front

yarn:

yarn create midas-front

CLI Options

To initialize a project in the current directory, pass . as the project name.

Use -h or --help to see all available options.

Development Workflow

To run the CLI locally:

git clone https://github.com/Midas-Consultores/create-midas-front.git
cd create-midas-front
pnpm install
pnpm dev

You can now run the create-midas-front command anywhere locally.

[!IMPORTANT] If you modify anything inside the template or dependencies folder, you must rerun pnpm dev to reflect the changes.
This is because tsup does not automatically copy those files in watch mode.

Repository Automation

Dependabot

We use Dependabot to automatically update dependencies. Every month, it checks for updates and opens a pull request with the new versions.

[!NOTE] If the update is a minor or patch version, the pull request will be merged automatically via a action-dependabot-auto-merge (Personal Access Token required).
Repository Settings > Secrets and variables > Dependabot

Release Please

This project uses release-please to automate the release process.

When new commits are pushed to the main branch, release-please will:

  • Detect conventional commits (e.g., those prefixed with fix or feat)
  • Create a pull request with a proposed changelog and version bump
  • Keep the CHANGELOG and release PR up to date if new commits continue to be pushed to main while the PR remains open

Once the release PR is merged, a new release is published automatically on npm, including the CHANGELOG and updated version.

[!NOTE] The repository must have a NPM token configured to automatically publish new releases.
Repository Settings > Secrets and variables > Actions