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create-sveltebuilder

v0.0.25

Published

Scaffold a production-ready SvelteKit app with SvelteBuilder — i18n, accessible UI components, and domain modules, pre-wired to Supabase or Drizzle.

Readme

create-sveltebuilder

The one-time project scaffolding tool for SvelteBuilder, an opinionated, production-ready scaffold ecosystem for SvelteKit.

Usage

npm create sveltebuilder@latest

You'll be prompted for:

  1. Project name
  2. Scaffold template — currently SuperPrototype (Supabase, batteries-included); Native (Drizzle, bring-your-own-auth) is not yet available.
  3. Package manager — pnpm, npm, or yarn
  4. Domain modules — currently content (publisher/news: articles, sections, taxonomy, live coverage, newsletter, RSS, sitemap) and logistic (warehouse: receiving, pick tasks, shipments, returns, cycle counts)

It then copies the base scaffold plus each selected module's templates, schema manifest, and seed SQL, merges module dependencies into package.json, runs sveltebuilder sync:supabase to assemble migrations, and installs dependencies.

Pass --no-install to skip the dependency install step (you'll need to run sveltebuilder sync:supabase yourself afterward):

npm create sveltebuilder@latest my-app -- --no-install

Part of the SvelteBuilder ecosystem

create-sveltebuilder depends on @sveltebuilder/cli internally for schema sync — that logic is never duplicated. See the SvelteBuilder README for the full architecture, scaffold templates, and module roadmap.