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create-nalth

v0.9.1

Published

🛡️ Create secure, modern web applications with Nalth - Security-first unified toolchain with dev, build, test, lint, fmt, and secure package management all in one

Readme

🛡️ create-nalth

Fast-Track Your Secure Web Development

Version License

create-nalth is the official scaffolding tool for Nalth.js—the security-first unified toolchain. Boot up enterprise-ready, high-performance web applications with zero configuration.


🚀 Quick Start

Initialize your secure project in one command:

# Using NPM
npm create nalth@latest

# Using Yarn
yarn create nalth

# Using PNPM
pnpm create nalth

# Using Bun
bun create nalth

🏗️ Elite Templates

All templates come pre-configured with Auto-HTTPS, Security Headers, and a Unified Toolchain.

Frontend Frameworks

  • ⚛️ nalth-react: Enterprise React 19 + shadcn/ui.
  • 🟢 nalth-vue: Vue 3 with Composition API & security middleware.
  • 🟠 nalth-svelte: High-performance Svelte with built-in protection.
  • 💙 nalth-solid: Fine-grained reactivity meets enterprise security.
  • nalth-qwik: Resumable, edge-ready security.

Pure Excellence

  • 🟡 nalth-vanilla: The purest TypeScript experience with modern animations.
  • 🟣 nalth-preact: Lightweight power for performance-critical apps.
  • 🔴 nalth-lit: Secure Web Components for the future.

✨ Features You'll Love

🔒 Advanced Security Defaults

  • Automatic SSL/TLS: Every dev server runs on https by default.
  • Smart CSP: Pre-configured Content Security Policies tailored to your framework.
  • Dependency Shield: Continuous vulnerability scanning during development.

🛠️ Unified Workflow

Forget juggling 10 different config files. One command handles it all:

  • npm run dev: Secure development.
  • npm run build: Production-ready secure bundles.
  • npm run audit: Immediate security dependencies check.

📖 Learn More


Built with ❤️ by the Nalth Team. Scaffold the future. Securely. 🛡️🚀

create-nalth is a tool to quickly start a project from a basic template for popular frameworks. Check out Awesome Nalth for community maintained templates that include other tools or target different frameworks. You can use a tool like degit to scaffold your project with one of the templates.

npx degit user/project my-project
cd my-project

npm install
npm run dev

If the project uses main as the default branch, suffix the project repo with #main

npx degit user/project#main my-project