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create-moost

v0.6.31

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create-moost

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Readme

create-moost

create-moost is an npm initializer that scaffolds new Moost applications. It supports four project types: HTTP (Web) application, Vue + Moost (SSR/SPA), WebSocket application, and CLI application.

Getting Started

Make sure you have Node.js 20.19+ (or 22.12+) installed — the scaffolded projects rely on Vite/Rolldown, which require it. Then run:

npm create moost

Without flags the CLI runs in interactive mode: it prompts for the project name, the Moost adapter (HTTP, Vue + Moost SSR/SPA, WebSocket, or CLI), and the type-specific options below.

You can pass a project name and a type flag to skip the corresponding prompts:

npm create moost my-app -- --http

Flags

| Flag | Effect | | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | | --http | Scaffold an HTTP (Web) application | | --ssr | Scaffold a Vue + Moost (SSR/SPA) application | | --ws | Scaffold a WebSocket application (with --http: add WebSockets to the HTTP app) | | --cli | Scaffold a CLI application | | --wf | Include the Moost Workflows example (applied to HTTP projects) | | --oxc | Add OXC lint and formatter (oxlint + oxfmt) | | --force | Overwrite a non-empty target directory without asking |

Prompts

Depending on the chosen project type, the CLI asks:

  • Project name and package name — skipped when a valid name is passed as an argument
  • Enable SSR (Server-Side Rendering)? — ssr projects only (answering No produces an SPA-only setup); skipped when --ssr is passed
  • Add WebSockets? — http projects only; skipped when --ws is passed
  • Add Moost Workflows Example? — skipped for cli and ws projects, and when --wf is passed
  • Add OXC lint and formatter (oxlint + oxfmt)? — asked for every project type unless --oxc is passed

Each flag pre-selects its answer and skips the matching prompt, so passing all relevant flags scaffolds fully non-interactively, e.g. npm create moost my-app -- --http --ws --wf --oxc --force.

After scaffolding, the CLI prints the next steps (install dependencies and start the dev server).

Official Documentation