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create-zyntera-stack

v0.1.2

Published

Scaffold the Zyntera fullstack framework

Readme

create-zyntera-stack

Scaffold a new Zyntera fullstack app from the official template.

Quick Start (Recommended)

1) Create a new app

npm create zyntera-stack@latest my-app

You can also use:

npx create-zyntera-stack my-app

2) Move into the new project

cd my-app

3) Run database migration

npm run db:migrate

4) Start development

npm run dev

Important Note About npm i

npm i create-zyntera-stack only installs the package.
It does not start the scaffolder automatically.

If you installed it with npm i, run one of these next:

npx create-zyntera-stack my-app

or:

npm create zyntera-stack@latest my-app

Troubleshooting

  • If you see "Target directory already exists", use a new project name or delete the existing folder.
  • If install fails, check Node/npm versions and network access, then rerun.
  • If terminal width is narrow, the CLI may show compact branding instead of full ASCII art.