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create-veneerui

v0.3.0

Published

Scaffold a new themed Vite, Next, or Expo + Tailwind v4 app, wired for Veneer UI — `npm create veneerui@latest`.

Readme

create-veneerui

Scaffold a new themed React + Tailwind v4 app, wired for Veneer UI — one command:

npm create veneerui@latest my-app

Pick a framework — Vite + React, Next.js (App Router), or Expo (React Native) — and it delegates to that framework's official scaffolder, installs Veneer, wires the tokens, the provider, and the anti-flash script (or, on Expo, the NativeWind config + token codegen), drops in a ThemeSwitcher, and writes an AGENTS.md of the token rules. Then:

cd my-app && npm run dev

It's themed from the first commit — open it, switch themes, and watch every surface re-skin. No manual steps.

Hand it to an agent. Add --agent[=claude|codex] and an installed coding-agent CLI finishes and verifies the setup (model-agnostic; prints a copy-paste prompt if none is installed).

Flags: --framework <vite|next|expo> · --pm <npm|pnpm|yarn|bun> · --no-install · --dry-run · --yes

With npm, pass flags after a -- separator so they reach the scaffolder, e.g. npm create veneerui@latest my-app -- --framework next. (Without --, npm consumes --framework/--pm itself and the scaffold falls back to Vite.)

Expo (React Native) is experimental — it scaffolds via create-expo-app and wires Veneer through NativeWind (the same token utilities as the web). See the Expo guide.

Already have an app? Use the veneerui CLI (npx veneerui init) instead. Full docs: Veneer integration guide.

License

MIT