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create-wizhype

v1.7.7

Published

Scaffolding tool for wizhypejs projects — file-based backend routing project generator

Readme

create-wizhype

NPM Version Node

A tiny CLI to scaffold a new wizhypejs project with sensible defaults — TypeScript and JavaScript templates included. Get started quickly with an opinionated file-based backend routing structure and working dev scripts.

Quick demo

npx create-wizhype my-app
cd my-app
npm install
npm run dev

The generated project includes a minimal server entry and example routes so you can curl the API immediately:

curl http://localhost:3000/hello

Features

  • Scaffolds TypeScript or JavaScript projects
  • Adds src/routes/ with example API routes
  • Includes working dev/build/start scripts
  • Small, focused template ideal for microservices and prototypes

CLI usage

Create a new project (TypeScript is the default):

npx create-wizhype my-app

Create with JavaScript instead of TypeScript:

npx create-wizhype my-app --language js
# or short form
npx create-wizhype my-app -l js

Generated project structure

The scaffolded app contains everything you need to start:

my-app/
├─ package.json      # scripts: dev, build, start
├─ src/
│  ├─ index.ts       # server entry
│  └─ routes/
│     ├─ hello/route.ts
│     └─ health/route.ts
├─ tsconfig.json     # when TS selected
└─ README.md

Example route

// src/routes/hello/route.ts
import { HypeResponse } from "wizhypejs";
export async function GET(req: any) {
    const item="Get method is called"
    return HypeResponse.json({ status: 'ok', data:item })
}

Tips

  • Run npm run dev to start with hot reload during development.
  • Use npm run build and npm start for production.

Learn more

  • Project: https://github.com/wizforge/wizhypejs
  • Routing docs: see src/routes in the scaffolded app

Contributing

If you'd like to improve the templates, open a PR in this repository. Tests and small quality-of-life templates (auth, DB, uploads) are welcome.

License

MIT