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create-voshod

v1.0.0

Published

Vite-based CLI tool for scaffolding single-page applications.

Readme

create-voshod

Scaffold Vite + TypeScript projects through an interactive CLI (similar UX to create-vite). React is supported today; other framework targets are planned for the same flow.

Requirements: Node.js 18.18+

Quick start

Published as create-voshod. With npm, create maps to the create-* package name:

npm create voshod@latest

Other package managers:

pnpm create voshod@latest
yarn create voshod@latest
bun create voshod@latest

You can also run the binary directly: npx create-voshod@latest.

Follow the prompts: project name, stack options, and optional libraries. A new directory is created with the generated project.

Available options

  • Framework: React or Vue (Vite + TypeScript + vue-ts / react-ts scaffolds); the generator is structured so additional frameworks can follow the same prompt flow.
  • Architecture: Simple (flat src/) or FSD (Feature-Sliced style layout).
  • HTTP client: Axios, ofetch, or Fetch API (built-in fetch via a small httpClient wrapper — no extra HTTP dependency). All modes share the same API layer shape (errors, baseService, optional TanStack Query helpers).
  • Formatter: Prettier (default ESLint stack from the Vite template + Prettier scripts and .prettierrc) or Biome (biome.json, lint / format scripts, ESLint devDependencies removed from the scaffold, eslint.config.js pruned after write).
  • Validation: Zod for API/env parsing, or none (no Zod in generated code).
  • Styling: Tailwind CSS or plain CSS.
  • Router: React Router or TanStack Router (React), Vue Router (Vue), or no router.
  • Client state manager: Zustand (React), Pinia (Vue), or none.
  • Async / server state: TanStack Query (QueryClient + provider wiring), or on Vue Pinia Colada instead, or none.
  • Optional libraries (multiselect): TanStack Table, TanStack Form, React Hook Form (see current prompt list when you run the CLI).

Generated projects use the @/* path alias (Vite + TypeScript) where the template applies.

Open source

create-voshod is open source (MIT). If the CLI saved you time, we’d be glad for your support — give the repo a star on GitHub. It helps others find the project and keeps us motivated to improve it.

Contributors

License

MIT