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devground-init

v1.3.0

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Interactive CLI to scaffold devground development standards (ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript, commitlint, husky, AGENTS.md, ADRs) in any Node/TypeScript/Next.js project

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Readme

devground-init

CLI to scaffold @devground development standards into any project.

Usage

npx devground-init

Options

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --preset full | Install all tools without prompts | | --preset agents-only | Install only AGENTS.md + symlinks | | -y, --yes | Skip prompts, install everything | | -V, --version | Output version | | -h, --help | Display help |

Non-interactive environments (CI, piped stdin, some IDE terminals)

The interactive picker needs a TTY. When there isn't one, devground-init defaults to the full preset and logs that it did so, instead of failing. Pass --preset agents-only or --yes to be explicit. Re-running stays safe — existing configs are left untouched (see below).

What it does

  1. Detects your stack -- framework (Next.js / React / Node), TypeScript, and package manager.
  2. Prompts for tool selection — or installs the full preset when run with --yes, --preset, or in a non-interactive environment.
  3. Installs and configures each selected tool:

| Tool | What it does | |------|-------------| | Prettier | Installs @devground/prettier-config and sets "prettier" in package.json | | ESLint | Installs @devground/eslint-config, writes eslint.config.mjs (Next.js variant if applicable) | | TypeScript | Installs @devground/tsconfig, writes tsconfig.json (+ tsconfig.typecheck.json for Next.js) | | Commitlint | Installs @devground/commitlint-config, writes commitlint.config.js | | lint-staged | Installs @devground/lint-staged-config, writes lint-staged.config.cjs (re-exports the shared config; a bare package.json string is rejected by lint-staged at runtime) | | Husky | Installs @devground/husky-config, runs npx devground-husky to set up hooks | | AGENTS.md | Installs @devground/agents-md, runs npx devground-agents to scaffold AI agent files | | Architecture guide | Installs @devground/architecture-guide, runs npx devground-architecture to scaffold the knowledge base + ADR templates |

Existing configs are left untouched. Each config-file installer (ESLint, TypeScript, Commitlint, lint-staged) skips — installing nothing — if its target file already exists; Prettier skips if a "prettier" key is already present. The delegating installers (Husky, AGENTS.md, Architecture guide) defer to their own binaries.

Development

pnpm install
pnpm build   # compile TypeScript
pnpm dev     # watch mode