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create-mobrowser-app

v2.10.0

Published

2 days ago

MōBrowser project scaffolding tool

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npm create mobrowser mobrowser-app

MōBrowser Project Scaffolding Tool

This project scaffolding tool lets you create a new MōBrowser project with a single command.

To get started, use the following command:

npm create mobrowser-app@latest

You will be asked for:

The project name
The frontend framework
The UI component library
The language variant
Whether to add a native C++ module

The currently supported frontend frameworks:

React
Vue
Vanilla
None (the frontend is a website)

The currently supported UI component libraries:

Ant Design
Material-UI
Shadcn
Quasar

The currently supported language variants:

JavaScript
TypeScript

Telemetry

To help us understand which templates are most useful and prioritize the ones developers actually reach for, this tool sends a single anonymous request after you pick a template, reporting only which template was chosen.

The telemetry payload does not include the project name, paths, or hostnames. The request is best-effort and does not keep project generation waiting on the server response. See Terms and Privacy for details.

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