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create-nodehive-app

v0.1.3

Published

Scaffold a NodeHive Next.js frontend project

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Keywords

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Readme

create-nodehive-app

Scaffold a NodeHive Next.js frontend project. The generated project uses the App Router, connects to a Drupal/NodeHive backend via @nodehive/nextjs, and ships with visual editing (Puck), OAuth Authorization Code + PKCE auth, i18n routing, and a Docker-based deployment setup.

Usage

npm create nodehive-app@latest my-frontend
# or
npx create-nodehive-app@latest my-frontend

The CLI asks for the backend URL, NodeHive space, production domain, and deployment target, then:

  • copies the starter template (Next.js app, docs, agent skills)
  • writes .env.local, nn/.infrastructure, bitbucket-pipelines.yml, nn-info.yml, and README.md from your answers
  • rewrites package.json to a standalone project depending on the latest published @nodehive/nextjs
  • installs dependencies and creates the initial git commit

Afterwards, fill in the OAuth secrets in .env.local (see docs/backend-setup.md in the generated project) and run npm run dev.

Options

create-nodehive-app <directory> [options]

--yes                  use defaults, no prompts
--no-install           skip npm install
--no-git-init          skip git init
--backend-url <url>    Drupal backend base URL
--space-name <name>    NodeHive space machine name
--space-id <id>        NodeHive space ID
--default-language <l> default content language
--domain <domain>      production domain
--domain-alt <domain>  alternative production domain
--server <host>        deploy server host
--deploy-path <path>   deploy path on the server
--nodehive-version <v> pin the @nodehive/nextjs version
--help                 show this help

Every prompt has a matching flag, so fully non-interactive scaffolding works. With npm create, flags need the -- separator (npm swallows them otherwise); with npx they are passed directly:

npm create nodehive-app@latest my-frontend -- \
  --yes --backend-url https://backend.example.com/ --domain www.example.com

npx create-nodehive-app@latest my-frontend \
  --yes --backend-url https://backend.example.com/ --domain www.example.com

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 20
  • A NodeHive/Drupal backend (see the generated docs/backend-setup.md)

License

MIT