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fundset

v0.1.2

Published

Fundset CLI tool to initialize a new fundset project and install modules

Readme

Fundset CLI

Initialize a Fundset monorepo and add modules/layers from the Fundset registry.

Quick start

# Initialize in a new folder using the Postgres template
npx fundset init my-app -t pg

# Or initialize with the EVM template into the current directory
pnpm dlx fundset init . --template evm

# Add a module/layer later (wraps shadcn add)
npx fundset add https://fundset.vercel.app/r/fundset-evm-counter-module.json

Commands

init

fundset init [dest] [options]
  • dest: target directory (defaults to .)
  • -t, --template : pg or evm. If omitted, you'll be prompted.
  • --registry-url : defaults to https://fundset.vercel.app.

What it does (in order):

  • Downloads codefunded/fundset@main as a tarball and extracts only files for the chosen template.
  • Runs post-install edits:
    • updates root package.json and packages/web/package.json.
    • updates payload.config.ts.
    • creates a root README for the new project.
  • Fetches registry metadata for the Counter module from ${registryUrl}/r/fundset-<template>-counter-module.json.
  • Installs the module via npx -y shadcn@latest add <registry-json-url>.
  • Fixes shadcn imports to match the workspace.
  • Installs any extra per-package dependencies returned by the registry metadata using pnpm add inside packages/<pkg>.
  • Prints next steps.

Non-interactive usage example:

fundset init ./my-app --template pg

add

fundset add <url>

Thin wrapper around shadcn add. Useful for adding modules/blocks later.

fundset add https://fundset.vercel.app/r/fundset-pg-counter-module.json

Examples

# Create a Postgres template app in my-app/
npx fundset init my-app -t pg

# Create an EVM template app in the current directory
npx fundset init . -t evm

# Add a module after init
npx fundset add https://fundset.vercel.app/r/fundset-evm-counter-module.json

Requirements

  • Node.js 22 and a POSIX-like shell.
  • pnpm available on your PATH (the CLI uses it to install deps inside packages).
  • Network access to GitHub and the registry URL you pass.

Notes

  • If you omit --template, an interactive selector appears.
  • Default registry URL is https://fundset.vercel.app; override with --registry-url for self-hosted registries.
  • The binary name is fundset; the default command is the init flow. Use fundset --help for details.