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latheui

v0.2.1

Published

Set up Lathe in a project: adds the @latheui registry to components.json, and your license key for Lathe Pro.

Readme

latheui

Sets up Lathe in a project that uses the shadcn CLI, so every component installs by name.

npx latheui init

Run it in your project's root, next to components.json. It adds the @latheui registry to components.json. Then install anything:

npx shadcn@latest add @latheui/button

Nothing is installed globally or added to your dependencies. Run it once per project.

Lathe Pro

Pass your license key to install Pro items the same way:

npx latheui init --key <your license key>

It also:

  1. checks your license key,
  2. has the @latheui registry send it with each request,
  3. saves the key to .env.local as LATHE_LICENSE_KEY,
  4. makes sure .env.local is ignored by git,
  5. remembers the key on this computer, in ~/.lathe/config.json.
npx shadcn@latest add @latheui/data-table

In your next project, plain npx latheui init finds the saved key and sets up Pro too. It also picks up LATHE_LICENSE_KEY if it's set in your environment, as on CI.

  • --no-save sets up the project without remembering the key.
  • npx latheui logout forgets the saved key. Projects you already set up keep theirs.

Your key is in your purchase email. Setup guide: https://latheui.dev/docs/pro