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create-mobile

v0.1.0

Published

The honest front door to a new mobile app. `npm create mobile` recommends Kotlin/Compose Multiplatform as the modern default, states the real trade-offs vs React Native/Flutter, and lets you choose — then, if you continue, scaffolds a green-building Andro

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create-mobile

The honest front door to a new mobile app. npm create mobile doesn't silently pick a framework for you — it opens with Kotlin/Compose Multiplatform as the modern default, states the real trade-offs vs React Native and Flutter, and lets you choose. Continue, and it scaffolds a green-building Android + iOS app via create-cmp-cli.

npm create mobile@latest my-app

Why this package exists — a fit check, not a redirect

"mobile" is framework-neutral, so a package under that name that quietly stamped one stack would be a bait-and-switch. This one is built to earn the generic name. Launch it and it opens with an honest positioning:

Here's Compose Multiplatform as the modern default — one statically-typed codebase, real native Android + iOS UI, Google-backed, iOS stable since May 2025 — and here are the real trade-offs vs React Native/Flutter (bigger RN/Flutter ecosystems and hiring pools; a JS bridge or Dart's non-native render layer; CMP is the youngest of the three). You choose.

That's the same step-0 fit check the create-cmp Claude Code plugin's cmp-new skill runs, brought to the command line. The generic name raises the honesty bar; this is how it's cleared — you become the honest front door to mobile, not a redirect. The full sourced case for choosing CMP (with its weaknesses named, not just its strengths) is docs/WHY-CMP.md.

  • Interactive run: you get the positioning and a real promptContinue with Compose Multiplatform? [Y/n]. Decline and nothing is written; it points you at npm create expo (React Native) or flutter create and exits cleanly.
  • Scripts / CI / agents (--yes or piped): you've already chosen by how you invoked it, so it prints the honest note and proceeds — no blocking prompt.
  • --help / --version: pass straight through to the real CLI.

What you get if you continue

One command stamps a frozen, CI-verified template — deterministic output, never LLM-freehanded project code:

  • Android + iOS shells (XcodeGen + CocoaPods pre-wired), Clean Architecture with a worked example feature, Koin DI, bottom navigation with insets solved.
  • A proven-green version set (Kotlin/KSP/Compose/Room/AGP pinned to a combination that actually builds together — including the iOS/KSP2 path).
  • Optional features by flag: Firebase (GitLive) with auth, Room, Maestro on-device E2E, a live UI inspector, a desktop hot-reload dev client. --verify builds the app before reporting success; the CLI exits non-zero on failure.
  • The delivery harness in every generated project: specs with stable clause ids, an 8-gate verify lane (node qa/verify.mjs), evidence receipts bound to a content hash, a device-free preview loop so coding agents see what they build, and CI that refuses "done" without proof. See it working in the public showcase repo — including a PR the harness refuses.

About this package

An official alias for create-cmp-cli, published by the same maintainer so the conventional npm create mobile invocation works. It adds exactly one thing of its own — the honest fit check above — then delegates to the installed create-cmp-cli, forwarding all arguments, stdio, and the exit code. After the choice, either name runs the same tool with the same flags.

Fully non-interactive (scripts and AI agents):

npx create-mobile my-app --name Acme --package com.acme.app --yes --verify

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