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create-tirne-app

v0.1.6

Published

Scaffold a new Tirne app in seconds.

Readme

create-tirne-app

Scaffold blazing-fast, zero-boilerplate APIs across Bun, Deno, Workers, and Node — in seconds. Tirne is how Go would write backend in TypeScript.

👉 Star Tirne on GitHub and support a framework built on clarity and control: https://github.com/Tirne-ts/Tirne


🚀 Quickstart

npx create-tirne-app
  • Bun
  • Deno
  • Cloudflare Workers
  • Netlify Edge Functions

This command sets up a ready-to-run Tirne project in seconds.

📣 Love minimal tools that get out of your way? Star the main Tirne repo: https://github.com/Tirne-ts/Tirne


📁 What You Get

A zero-boilerplate project, tailored for your runtime:

  • index.ts with a working router and a / endpoint
  • Runtime config files (bunfig.toml, deno.json, wrangler.toml)
  • package.json with minimal scripts and dependencies

Example output:

✔ Choose your target environment: › Bun
✔ Project folder: › my-tirne-app

✅ Tirne app created in 'my-tirne-app'

Next steps:

  cd my-tirne-app
  bun install       # or npm install
  bun run dev       # or wrangler dev / deno task dev

🌐 Why Tirne?

Tirne isn’t another framework. It’s a code-first philosophy:

  • 🧱 No classes. No magic. Just functions. Everything visible, understandable. If it can’t be written in five lines, it probably shouldn’t exist.

  • Zero startup, zero lock-in, zero boilerplate. Start small, stay lean. No CLI ceremony or forced structure.

  • 🧠 Go-style backend, TypeScript-native. Explicit error handling, structured parallelism, full fetch compatibility.

  • 🌍 Run anywhere. Bun, Deno, Node, Workers — all supported via fetch() API.

If you're tired of macros, decorators, and overengineered abstractions — welcome home.

💡 Help us build a new standard. Star the repo and spread the word: https://github.com/Tirne-ts/Tirne


🧱 Template Variants

  • bun-tirne/ — Bun-native
  • deno-tirne/ — Deno + deno task
  • netlify-tirne/ — Netlify Edge Functions
  • workers-tirne/ — Cloudflare Workers

Each variant includes a single-entry index.ts tailored to its runtime.


📦 Install Globally (Optional)

npm install -g create-tirne-app

Then run:

create-tirne-app

📣 Join the Movement

Tirne is fast, typed, fetch-native, and ready to scale with you. It’s not Express 3.0. It’s a new way to think about APIs.

👉 Star Tirne on GitHub and help shape a future built on control, clarity, and code: https://github.com/Tirne-ts/Tirne


📜 License

MIT