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create-nobi-react-app

v1.1.4

Published

Create a React app from Nobi template

Readme

create-nobi-react-app

A simple CLI to bootstrap a React application from the tuyenpham2502/react-base template.

Install

You can use it directly with npx (recommended), or install globally.

npx create-nobi-react-app <project-name>

or:

npm install -g create-nobi-react-app
create-nobi-react-app <project-name>

Usage

npx create-nobi-react-app my-app

What happens:

  1. Environment checks

    • Verifies Node.js >= 18
    • Verifies Git is installed
  2. Clone template

    • Tries to clone via SSH: [email protected]:tuyenpham2502/react-base.git
    • If SSH fails and gh (GitHub CLI) is available, tries:
      gh repo clone tuyenpham2502/react-base my-app -- --depth=1
    • Falls back to HTTPS: https://github.com/tuyenpham2502/react-base.git
  3. Project setup

    • Removes the original .git folder
    • Updates package.json name field to <project-name>
    • Detects the template's package manager lockfile (pnpm-lock.yaml, yarn.lock, package-lock.json)
    • Asks you which package manager to use (npm, yarn, pnpm)
      • In non-interactive environments, it automatically picks the detected one or falls back to npm
  4. Install dependencies

    • Runs the appropriate install command:
      • pnpm install or
      • yarn or
      • npm install
    • Uses Corepack for pnpm / yarn if available (prepares latest stable versions)
  5. Initialize a new Git repository

    • Runs:
      • git init
      • git add .
      • git commit -m "chore: init from template"
    • If Git identity is not configured, this step may fail silently; you can initialize Git manually.

After creation

Inside the newly created project:

cd <project-name>
npm run dev        # or yarn dev / pnpm dev, depending on what you chose

Requirements

  • Node.js: >= 18
  • Git installed and available in PATH
  • Access to the GitHub repository tuyenpham2502/react-base
    • If you cannot clone the repository, the CLI will show an error and ask you to contact support.

Troubleshooting & Support

If cloning the template repository fails or you need access: