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create-x402-dashboard

v0.2.2

Published

CLI tool to scaffold x402-Teller dashboard

Readme

create-x402-dashboard

Scaffold an x402-Teller dashboard in seconds.

Usage

With bunx (recommended)

bunx create-x402-dashboard my-dashboard

With npx

npx create-x402-dashboard my-dashboard

Interactive Mode

If you don't provide a project name, the CLI will prompt you:

bunx create-x402-dashboard

What It Does

The CLI will:

  1. ✅ Create a new directory for your dashboard
  2. ✅ Copy all dashboard files (Next.js 15 + React 19)
  3. ✅ Generate .env.local with your configuration
  4. ✅ Install dependencies (optional)
  5. ✅ Provide next steps to run the dashboard

Configuration Prompts

The CLI will ask you for:

  • Project name - Directory name for the dashboard
  • Facilitator API URL - URL of your running facilitator (e.g., http://localhost:3000)
  • Facilitator public key - Your Solana wallet public key
  • Dashboard port - Port to run the dashboard on (default: 3001)
  • Install dependencies - Whether to automatically install dependencies

What You Get

After scaffolding, you'll have a complete Next.js dashboard with:

  • 🔐 Wallet-based authentication - Only facilitator wallet can access
  • 📊 Transaction history - Paginated view of all payments
  • 📈 Analytics - Total transactions, success rate, volume
  • 🎨 Responsive design - Built with Tailwind CSS
  • Real-time updates - SWR-based data fetching

Example

$ bunx create-x402-dashboard my-dashboard

🚀 x402-Teller Dashboard Setup

✔ Facilitator API URL: … http://localhost:3000
✔ Facilitator Solana public key: … Abc123...
✔ Dashboard port: … 3001
✔ Install dependencies now? … yes

✓ Project directory created
✓ Dashboard files copied
✓ Configuration generated
✓ Dependencies installed

✅ Dashboard scaffolded successfully!

📂 Location: /path/to/my-dashboard
🔑 Config: .env.local (created)

📝 Next steps:

  cd my-dashboard
  bun dev

  Dashboard will be available at http://localhost:3001

🔐 Authentication:

  Sign in with your facilitator wallet to access the dashboard
  Only the facilitator wallet owner can view transaction data

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+ or Bun
  • A running x402-Teller facilitator
  • Facilitator's Solana public key

Related Packages

License

MIT