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create-widy-widget

v1.0.10

Published

A CLI tool to scaffold a Widy widget project from templates.

Downloads

33

Readme

create-widy-widget

A CLI tool to scaffold a Widy widget project from templates.

What it does

create-widy-widget prompts for a project name, framework, and language variant, then copies the matching template into a new project folder and generates a basic manifest.json.

Usage

npm create widy-widget@latest

Then follow the prompts:

  • Project name
  • Framework (React)
  • Variant (TypeScript or JavaScript)

After scaffolding, run:

cd <project-name>
npm install
npm run build

Add dist folder to the Widy app in widgets "Add widget".

Release

  • Fork https://github.com/widy-fun/widgets.
  • Add your generated widget project to the fork's widgets folder.
  • Ensure the widget's manifest.json contains a unique id.
  • Add the widget manifest entry with the unique widget id to widgets.json in the fork.

Templates

The generator uses templates stored under templates/react:

  • js — JavaScript React widget template
  • ts — TypeScript React widget template

Requirements

  • Node.js 16+
  • npm

Notes

  • The CLI creates a manifest.json in the scaffolded project root.
  • The tool currently supports only the React framework.