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create-prism-app

v1.0.2

Published

Scaffold a production-grade, opinionated full-stack starter in seconds — Vue, Nuxt, React, Next.js, TanStack Start, Express, NestJS, and growing.

Readme

create-prism-app

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Scaffold a production-grade, opinionated full-stack starter in seconds — one CLI, a growing collection of curated stacks.

Every starter ships with sensible defaults, auth flows, typed config, tests, and agent-ready docs — wired together so you can install and start building instead of bikeshedding setup.

npm create prism-app@latest

Stacks

| Stack | Highlights | | ----- | ---------- | | Vue 3 | Vite · Vue Router · Pinia · TanStack Query · Reka UI · Tailwind v4 | | Nuxt 4 | Pinia · TanStack Query · Reka UI · Tailwind v4 | | React 19 | Vite · TanStack Router · TanStack Query · Zustand · shadcn/ui · Tailwind v4 | | Next.js 16 | App Router · TanStack Query · Zustand · shadcn/ui · Tailwind v4 | | TanStack Start | TanStack Ecosystem · Zustand · shadcn/ui · Tailwind v4 | | React Native | Expo · Expo Router · NativeWind · TanStack Query · Zustand · SecureStore · JWT auth | | Express 5 | TypeScript · Mongoose · Socket.io · Redis · JWT auth · Postman | | NestJS 11 | TypeScript · Mongoose · Socket.io · Redis · JWT auth · Swagger |

Backends share the same security model — RS256 JWT access + refresh rotation (reuse-detected), HMAC-signed requests, RBAC, optional Redis, and Socket.io.

Quick start

Interactive (pick a stack, name, package manager):

npm  create prism-app@latest
pnpm create prism-app@latest
yarn create prism-app
bun  create prism-app

Or with npx:

npx create-prism-app@latest

Non-interactive (CI / scripted):

npm create prism-app@latest -- \
  --name my-app --template nestjs --pm pnpm --git --install

Options

| Flag | Description | | ---- | ----------- | | --name <dir> | Target directory (also the project name) | | --template <id> | vuejs · nuxtjs · reactjs · nextjs · tanstack-start · react-native · express · nestjs | | --pm <manager> | pnpm · bun · yarn · npm | | --git / --no-git | Initialize a git repository (default: prompt) | | --install / --no-install | Install dependencies after scaffolding | | --force | Scaffold into a non-empty directory | | --ref <branch\|tag\|sha> | Template ref to fetch (default: latest) | | --latest | Bump every dependency to its newest version before install | | --harness | Install the optional repository-harness durable CLI into the scaffold | | --version / --help | Print version / usage |

Requires Node.js >= 20.

How it works

Templates live in templates/ and are fetched on demand with giget from github:danh121097/boilerplate-kit/templates/<name>#latest — so you always get the current starter without installing every stack. After fetching, the CLI rewrites package.json, optionally runs git init + dependency install, and prints next steps.

Privacy

Zero telemetry. The CLI does not collect, transmit, or store any usage data.

Contributing a stack

The collection is designed to grow. A new stack is just a folder under templates/<name>/ plus three small CLI touch-points:

  1. Add the starter to templates/<name>/ (must include package.json + README.md).
  2. Register the key in src/types.ts (TEMPLATES) and label it in src/wizard/prompt-template.ts.
  3. Update the registry test in src/__tests__/template-registry.test.ts.

See an existing backend (templates/nestjs) or frontend (templates/reactjs) for the conventions, then open a PR.

Development

pnpm install
pnpm build
node dist/cli.mjs --version
pnpm test

Link the binary to run it from anywhere:

npm link                       # registers `create-prism-app` on your PATH
create-prism-app --version
npm unlink -g create-prism-app # undo

When linked, the CLI auto-detects the sibling templates/ directory (via realpath on dist/cli.mjs) and copies locally — no GitHub round-trip. Force a specific templates root with BOILERPLATE_KIT_LOCAL=/abs/path (or =1 for $cwd/templates). Local copies skip node_modules, build output, lockfiles, keys, and generated typings, so scaffolding stays clean.

License

MIT © danh121097