create-weft

A new weft application, with a page you can open.

npm  create weft@latest my-app
pnpm create weft my-app
yarn create weft my-app
bun  create weft my-app

cd my-app
npm install
npm run dev          # http://localhost:3000

Templates

| | | | ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | app (default) | A layout, three routes, a fragment with its own CSS, a slot, and a real mutation you can press | | minimal | One route, and nothing else |

npm create weft my-app -- --template minimal

Already inside a project? The framework's own CLI scaffolds too: npx weft create my-app.

What it writes

Every file is one the framework will actually read, and each says what it is for. The page it produces is a real page: it renders through the kernel, its CSS is linked the way a component's CSS is linked, and its buttons dispatch a real intent that also works with JavaScript switched off. A scaffold whose output is a placeholder teaches nothing about the framework it is scaffolding.

A non-empty target directory is refused rather than merged — E_NOT_EMPTY, naming what is in the way.

This package is a shim, deliberately. The templates and the scaffolder live in the @weftjs/core package itself, because a scaffold that ships its own copy of them is a scaffold that will generate an application the framework has stopped supporting.

License

MIT