create-src

A powerful CLI tool to create projects with advanced, scalable structures. Supports multiple templates including Next.js web applications and various npm package configurations.

Features

• Interactive CLI for project scaffolding
• Multiple template options for different project types
• Feature-based architecture for web applications
• Comprehensive build configurations
• Automatic git initialization and dependency installation
• Modern tooling with TypeScript, ESLint, and Prettier

Installation

npm install -g create-src

Or use directly with npx:

npx create-src

Usage

Run the CLI and follow the prompts:

create-src <template> <project-name>

You will be prompted for:

• Template: The project template to use
• Project Name: The name of your new project (folder will be created)

Available Templates

🌐 next - Next.js Web Application

Full-stack web apps, React websites with:

• Next.js 15 + React 19 + TypeScript
• Feature-based architecture + shadcn/ui
• Tailwind CSS + SCSS support

✅ Production-ready, scalable, modern tooling

⚠️ Larger bundle, requires React knowledge

📦 npm - Basic NPM Package

Overall, good for small-medium size packages with:

• Advanced TypeScript based package
• Uses npmize behind the scenes

✅ Lightweight, quick setup, fast builds, CommonJS and ESM support

⚠️ Limited configuration, basic tooling

🔧 npm-tsc - TypeScript Compiler Package

Perfect for simple cli packages with:

• Pure TypeScript compiler (tsc)
• Watch mode + type checking

✅ Reliable builds, standard tooling

⚠️ Slower builds, no optimization, module support limited

⚡ npm-vite - Vite Bundled Package

Modern packages, multiple output formats. Perfect for web libraries with:

• Vite bundling + multiple formats (CJS/ESM/UMD/etc)
• Tree shaking + optimization

✅ Fast builds, modern bundling, excellent DX

⚠️ Complex config, larger output