Create T2C App

The best way to start a new web project is with create-t2c-app. This CLI tool allows you to quickly scaffold a Next.js project with great defaults for TypeScript, ESLint, and more. To get started, run the following command:

Installation

Interactive Mode

Run the CLI interactively to create a new project:

npx create-t2c-app@latest
# or
yarn dlx create-t2c-app
# or
pnpm dlx create-t2c-app
# or
bun x create-t2c-app

You will be asked for the name of your project followed by a few other questions:

Should we create the project as a monorepo? ... Yes / No

Selecting Yes sets up a monorepo powered by Turborepo.

Should we initialize a Git repository and stage the changes? ... Yes / No

Selecting Yes initializes a Git repository and stages the initial changes.

Should we run the install command for you? ... Yes / No

Selecting Yes installs dependencies using your chosen package manager.

Non-Interactive Mode

You can also use command-line arguments to set up a project without prompts. Run create-t2c-app --help to see available options:

Usage: create-t2c-app [options] [dir]

A CLI for creating web applications with great defaults

Arguments:
  dir            The name of the application/workspace, as well as the name of the directory to create

Options:
  -v, --version  Display the version number
  --mono         Explicitly tell the CLI to create a monorepo (default: false)
  --noGit        Explicitly tell the CLI to not initialize a new git repo in the project (default: false)
  --noInstall    Explicitly tell the CLI no not run the package manager's install command (default: false)
  -y, --default  Bypass the CLI and use all default options to bootstrap a new project. (default: false)
  -h, --help     display help for command

Why use Create T2C App?

There are plenty of great CLI tools out there like create-t3-app, but I made create-t2c-app to give me (and hopefully you!) an easy way to start projects with my ideal setup. Here are my favorite defaults:

• Preconfigured to easily add components using our component CLI.
• Monorepo and standalone project support in a single CLI.
• Strict ESLint rules for best practices and code quality.
• Custom import sorting using Prettier.
• Commit linting with Commitlint and Husky.

If these defaults align with your workflow, create-t2c-app might be the perfect starting point for your projects!

Documentation

Vists https://design.time2code.dev/docs/primitives/create-app-cli to view the documentation.

License

Licensed under the MIT license