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create-tstack-web3

v0.2.0

Published

Scaffold a TanStack Start + wagmi + Hardhat 3 web3 app — typed end-to-end.

Readme

create-tstack-web3

Scaffold a TanStack Start + wagmi + Hardhat 3 web3 app — typed end-to-end, in one command.

npm create tstack-web3@latest my-web3-app
# or:  pnpm create tstack-web3 my-web3-app
# or:  yarn create tstack-web3 my-web3-app

Then:

cd my-web3-app
pnpm install
pnpm dev:all     # local chain + deploy + codegen + web on http://localhost:3000

What it does

Fetches the latest released tanstack-web3-starter template (falls back to main), extracts it into your new directory, sets the project name, and runs git init. Generated code and node_modules are not included — they're created on first pnpm dev/build.

Zero dependencies

The CLI uses only Node built-ins (fetch) and the system tarno runtime npm dependencies. Requires Node ≥ 18 and tar (preinstalled on macOS/Linux; Windows 10+ ships it too).

Options

  • TEMPLATE_REF=<branch|tag> — scaffold from a specific template ref (default: the latest release tag, then main).

Releasing

Publishing is automated via GitHub Actions (.github/workflows/publish.yml) on every GitHub Release — no manual npm publish, no OTP.

One-time npm setup (token-less, via OIDC Trusted Publishing): on npmjs.com → this package → Settings → Trusted PublisherGitHub Actions, repository lxzxl/create-tstack-web3, workflow publish.yml.

To release:

# bump "version" in package.json, then:
git commit -am "release: vX.Y.Z" && git push
gh release create vX.Y.Z --generate-notes   # → CI publishes to npm (with provenance)

Prefer a token? Create an npm Automation token (bypasses 2FA), add it as the NPM_TOKEN repo secret, and uncomment NODE_AUTH_TOKEN in the workflow.

License

MIT