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create-nhut9dev-app

v1.2.4

Published

Create a new project from templates (NextJS 16 Clean Architecture, Express Clean Architecture, API Gateway, Turbo Nextjs + Expo)

Readme

create-nhut9dev-app

A CLI tool to quickly scaffold modern web projects with best practices and pre-configured templates.

Available Templates

1. Next.js 16 Clean Architecture

  • Next.js 16 with App Router + React 19
  • TypeScript 5 with strict mode
  • Clean Architecture + Domain-Driven Design (DDD)
  • State Management:
    • Zustand (Client state)
    • React Query (Server state with caching)
  • Tailwind CSS 4
  • Testing:
    • Jest + React Testing Library (Unit/Integration)
    • Playwright (E2E tests)
  • Code Quality:
    • ESLint + Prettier
    • Husky + lint-staged (Git hooks)
  • Turbopack build tool
  • HTTP client with interceptors
  • Global error handling system

2. Clean Architecture Express

  • Express.js with Clean Architecture pattern
  • TypeScript support
  • Layered architecture (domain, application, infrastructure)
  • Environment configuration

3. API Gateway

  • API Gateway architecture
  • Service orchestration
  • Environment configuration

4. Turbo Next.js + Expo

  • Monorepo powered by Turborepo
  • Next.js 16 web application with:
    • React 19
    • TypeScript and Tailwind CSS
    • Internationalization (i18n) with next-intl
    • Jest and Playwright for testing
    • ESLint and Prettier
  • Expo mobile application with:
    • React Native and Expo Router
    • TypeScript support
    • Shared UI components
  • Shared packages:
    • @repo/ui - Shared React components
    • @repo/eslint-config - ESLint configurations
    • @repo/prettier-config - Prettier configurations
    • @repo/typescript-config - TypeScript configurations

Usage

npx create-nhut9dev-app
# or if installed globally
create-nhut9dev-app

You will be prompted to:

  1. Choose a project template (Next.js 16 Clean Architecture, Clean Architecture Express, API Gateway, or Turbo Next.js + Expo)
  2. Enter your project name

The CLI will automatically:

  • Copy the selected template
  • Rename gitignore to .gitignore
  • Rename env.example to .env (if available)
  • Replace placeholders in package.json with your project name
  • Replace placeholders in README.md with your project name (if available)
  • Replace placeholders in app.json with your project name (for Expo projects)

After Creating Your Project

Once your project is created, navigate to the project directory and install dependencies:

cd your-project-name
npm install

Then start the development server:

# For Next.js, Clean Architecture Express, or API Gateway
npm run dev

# For Turbo Next.js + Expo monorepo
npm run dev              # Start both web and mobile
npm run dev:web          # Start web only
npm run dev:mobile       # Start mobile only
npm run android          # Start Android app
npm run ios              # Start iOS app

Project Structure

License

MIT – see LICENSE