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create-takuhon

v1.4.3

Published

Initializer for Takuhon — run `npm create takuhon` / `npx create-takuhon <dir>` to scaffold a Takuhon profile deployment. A thin redirect to @takuhon/cli's create-takuhon entry.

Readme

create-takuhon

The initializer for Takuhon. Scaffold a new Takuhon profile deployment with the standard npm create / npx create-* workflow:

npm create takuhon@latest my-profile
# or
npx create-takuhon my-profile
# non-interactive license selection:
npx create-takuhon my-profile --license CC-BY-4.0

It writes a Cloudflare Worker deployment — a wrangler.toml, a starter takuhon.json, a tsconfig.json, and a Worker entry that composes Takuhon via @takuhon/cloudflare — and prompts for a content license. Run npx create-takuhon --help for options.

Why a separate package?

npm resolves npm create <name> and npx create-<name> to the package named create-<name>. This package is a thin shim whose only job is to make create-takuhon resolvable; all the scaffolding logic lives in @takuhon/cli (its create-takuhon entry), which this package re-exports and runs.

Versioning

This package ships in lockstep with @takuhon/cli (and the rest of the @takuhon/* family). Its dependencies pin @takuhon/cli at the same version, so a given create-takuhon@<v> always scaffolds with the matching CLI generation.

License

Apache-2.0. See also NOTICE.