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create-nwire

v0.7.1

Published

Scaffolder for new Nwire projects. Run `pnpm create nwire <name>` or `npm create nwire <name>` to bootstrap.

Downloads

103

Readme

create-nwire

Scaffold a new Nwire project.

# pnpm
pnpm create nwire my-app --template L2

# npm
npm create nwire my-app -- --template L2

# yarn
yarn create nwire my-app --template L2

Templates

| Level | Shape | What you get | | ----- | -------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | L1 | Minimal | One POST route. httpInterface + endpoint. No app, no DI. ~30 LOC. | | L2 | Service | Todo CRUD. Container, plugin lifecycle, structured errors, middleware, in-memory store. | | L4 | Enterprise | Moderation queue. createApp, modules, actors, events, stateful workflow (saga), projection, resolvers. |

Pick the smallest level that fits — graduating up is just re-scaffolding into a new folder and porting your code one file at a time.

What ships with every level

  • Zod-validated route handlers, automatic OpenAPI at /openapi.json
  • Graceful shutdown via @nwire/endpoint (SIGTERM drain + lightship probes)
  • K8s probes on port 9000 (/readyz, /healthz)
  • TypeScript strict + Bundler module resolution for fast dev loops

After scaffold

cd my-app
pnpm install
pnpm dev

Then point nwire studio at the running app to get live traces + manual dispatch.

Flags

| Flag | Effect | | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------ | | --template | L1 | L2 | L4 (defaults to L2) | | --name | Override project name (defaults to dir basename) |