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kavoru

v0.9.9

Published

Scaffold a new Kavoru (Elysia + Bun) backend from the official template

Downloads

1,112

Readme

kavoru (CLI)

Scaffold a new Kavoru backend — ElysiaJS, Bun, TypeScript, Prisma, and the full production starter stack.

Usage

After publishing to npm:

bunx kavoru@latest my-api
cd my-api
docker compose up --build

Always use @latest so you get the newest published CLI. Equivalent to bunx --bun kavoru@latest.

Every scaffold includes Docker Compose (docker-compose.yaml + docker/app/) and the Project CLI (kavoru module, bin, root shims). Infra services (Postgres, Kafka, Redis, Llama, OTEL, Spotlight) are added when you select those features — the app service is always present.

Stale CLI after a new publish? Bun caches bunx installs under %TEMP%\bunx-*-kavoru@latest and does not auto-refresh. Clear the cache, then run @latest again:

Remove-Item -Recurse -Force "$env:TEMP\bunx-*-kavoru*"
bunx kavoru@latest my-api
rm -rf "${TMPDIR:-/tmp}"/bunx-*-kavoru*
bunx kavoru@latest my-api

Options

| Flag | Description | | ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | -h, --help | Show help | | -V, --version | Show CLI version | | -f, --force | Scaffold into a non-empty directory | | --no-install | Skip bun install | | --repo owner/name | Override template repo (default: mertthesamael/Kavoru) | | --branch name | Template branch (default: master) | | --minimal | Optional integrations off (Docker Compose + Project CLI always included) | | --features list | Comma-separated features to include | | --no-features list| Comma-separated features to exclude (default: all on) |

Optional features

During setup you can pick which integrations to scaffold. Docker Compose and Project CLI are always included. Core is always included: health routes, OpenAPI at /help, CORS, and the JSON response envelope.

| ID | Feature | | ----------- | ---------------------- | | auth | JWT authentication | | postgres | PostgreSQL + Prisma (includes Docker Postgres) | | otel | OpenTelemetry | | sentry | Sentry + Spotlight | | kafka | Kafka producer/consumer| | redis | Redis cache + CRUD API | | websocket | WebSocket realtime | | resend | Resend email | | cron | Cron jobs |

Interactive mode (TTY) shows a checkbox menu (↑↓ move, Space toggle, Enter confirm). Non-interactive runs use the full stack unless you pass flags.

Examples

# Interactive (prompts for project name + feature toggles)
bunx kavoru@latest

# Current directory
bunx kavoru@latest .

# Minimal API skeleton
bunx kavoru@latest my-api --minimal

# Pick specific features
bunx kavoru@latest my-api --features auth,postgres,otel,sentry

# Full stack minus Kafka and Resend
bunx kavoru@latest my-api --no-features kafka,resend

# Custom template fork (local dev)
bunx kavoru@latest demo --repo your-user/Kavoru --no-install

Development

cd elysia-template-initializer
bun install
bun test

# Run locally without publishing
bun run src/index.ts my-test-app
# or
bun link
bunx kavoru@latest my-test-app

License

MIT