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lshoot

v0.2.1

Published

7 days ago

Set up your own Lshoot instance — clones the repo, replaces the marketing landing with a personal dashboard, optionally installs deps.

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lshoot

Bootstrap your own Lshoot instance — a code-first ASO screenshot generator for the App Store and Google Play.

Clones the Lshoot repo, swaps the public marketing landing for a personal dashboard, and offers to install dependencies. Zero npm dependencies — runs anywhere with Node 20+ and Git.

Quick start

npx lshoot my-app
# or
pnpm dlx lshoot my-app

Then:

cd my-app
pnpm install        # if you skipped it in the CLI
pnpm dev            # http://localhost:3000

What it does

Clones https://github.com/RDH36/Lshoot.git into the directory you name
Wipes the original git history (so you start fresh)
Replaces app/page.tsx with a project-dashboard landing (lists your projects, links to /dashboard and /docs) — not the public marketing page
Removes the landing-protection files (.landing-lock, scripts/check-landing.mjs, .husky/pre-commit, prepare script) since you own this fork now
Installs dependencies with pnpm if you confirm

Requirements

Node.js 20+
Git (any recent version)
pnpm (optional, but needed to run the dev server — install via corepack enable)

Usage

lshoot <directory>          Clone Lshoot into <directory> and customize it
lshoot --help               Show help
lshoot --version            Show the CLI version

License

MIT — see LICENSE.