create-panelui-app

Start a new Expo app with PanelUI already wired up — the dependencies installed, Tailwind and Uniwind configured, the theme tokens in place and a first screen that runs.

npm create panelui-app@latest

or with whichever runner the project will use:

pnpm create panelui-app
yarn create panelui-app
bun create panelui-app

Answer the prompts, or skip them:

npx create-panelui-app@latest my-app --template starter --theme moon --yes

Options

| Option | Values | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | --template <name> | starter, minimal | starter gives you tabs, a themed dashboard, a component gallery and a theme picker; minimal is one screen, everything wired, nothing to delete. | | --theme <name> | panel, moon, grass | Which token set the app is themed with. Change it later in global.css. | | --name <name> | Project folder name | The same value accepted as the bare first argument. | | --yes, -y | | Accept every prompt and use the defaults. | | --help, -h | | Print the usage. | | --version, -v | | Print the version. |

A value-taking option without its value prints its usage and exits with status 1. No project is created.

What it is

A thin front door to panelui-cli, which does the work. It exists because npm create, pnpm create, yarn create and bun create all resolve a package named create-<something>, and that is the shape people reach for when starting a project — panelui-cli init reads like a command you run in a project rather than one that makes one.

Once the app exists, panelui-cli is what adds components to it:

npx panelui-cli@latest add bottom-sheet

Documentation

• Installation
• The CLI
• Components

Licence

MIT © Khalid Abdi