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create-thorcommerce-app

v0.0.15

Published

CLI to scaffold ThorCommerce projects

Downloads

104

Readme

create-thorcommerce-app

Create a Thor Commerce template or app:

pnpm dlx create-thorcommerce-app

When creating a React Router app, the CLI can also configure persistent Thor session storage on Cloudflare D1. Choose Yes when prompted to create and configure a D1 database.

The CLI then:

  • installs @thor-commerce/[email protected], Wrangler, and the Cloudflare Vite plugin;
  • creates the Worker entrypoint and wrangler.jsonc;
  • creates a D1 database bound as THOR_SESSIONS;
  • creates and applies the Thor session migration locally and remotely;
  • configures thorApp to use D1SessionStorage; and
  • generates Cloudflare Worker types.

Wrangler may open a browser so you can sign in to Cloudflare. Creating D1 infrastructure requires a Cloudflare account and network access. If you decline the option, the generated app keeps Thor's default in-memory session storage, which is useful for local development or for replacing with another SessionStorage implementation.

The generated app includes:

pnpm run deploy
pnpm run typecheck
pnpm run typegen

The D1 database and migration are created before the scaffolded app's initial Git commit, so the generated Cloudflare configuration is checked in.