create-rejoice-app

Scaffold a batteries-included React app powered by rejoice-js and Bun.

The generated app comes prewired with:

• Ant Design 5
• styled-components
• Zustand
• built-in light/dark theme support
• zero-config JSX via rejoice-js
• Bun as the official bundler for superfast dev and production builds
• optional React Router setup
• TypeScript + Bun

Quick start

bunx create-rejoice-app my-app
cd my-app
bun install
bun dev

You can also run it without arguments and answer the prompts:

bunx create-rejoice-app

CLI flags

Every interactive prompt can be skipped with a flag, making the CLI fully non-interactive for AI agents and CI:

bunx create-rejoice-app my-app --router --theme dark --git

| Flag | Description | Default | | ------------- | --------------------------------- | ------- | | --router | Include React Router v6 | true | | --no-router | Skip React Router | — | | --theme | Default theme (light or dark) | light | | --git | Initialize a git repository | true | | --no-git | Skip git init | — |

When all flags are provided along with the project name, no prompts are shown:

# Fully non-interactive — ideal for agents and scripts
bunx create-rejoice-app my-app --no-router --theme light --no-git

What the CLI asks for (interactive mode)

When flags are omitted, the CLI prompts for:

• project name
• whether to include React Router v6
• default theme: light or dark
• whether to initialize a git repository

Generated app basics

The scaffolded app is set up to use rejoice-js as the JSX import source and Bun as the official bundler. It includes:

• RejoiceProvider for theme wiring
• Ant Design components
• styled from styled-components
• Zustand state store examples
• Bun-powered dev and production build commands
• starter app structure ready for agent-driven edits

Related package

If you want to use the runtime package directly, see rejoice-js.