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create-vergekit

v0.1.3

Published

Create a new VergeKit app.

Readme

create-vergekit

Create a new VergeKit app.

npm create vergekit@latest my-app

Cloudflare Workers + D1 remains the default. Select a preset explicitly with either supported flag form:

npm create vergekit@latest my-app -- --preset node-mysql
npm create vergekit@latest my-app -- --preset=node-mysql

Use the current directory:

npm create vergekit@latest .

What It Does

  • Downloads a tagged vergekit/vergekit release from GitHub.
  • Uses the latest GitHub release for npm create vergekit@latest.
  • Uses matching tag vX.Y.Z when you install [email protected].
  • Applies and validates the selected preset in a temporary staging directory.
  • Updates the generated app's package and lockfile root names from the target folder.
  • Copies the staged project into the target only after composition succeeds.
  • Prints the next setup commands.

The target directory must be empty, except for common metadata files such as .git, .gitkeep, .DS_Store, and Thumbs.db.

Development

npm install
npm test

Run the CLI locally:

node ./bin/create-vergekit.js my-app

Check the npm package contents before publishing:

npm pack --dry-run