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meridui

v0.1.1

Published

a month ago

Short alias for @meridui/cli. Run npx meridui init to set up the Merid React component library in Next.js, Vite or React Router.

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merid meridui cli init scaffold setup react react-components component-library ui design-system nextjs vite react-router mcp ai

meridui

The short name for @meridui/cli, so that setting up Merid is one short command. Run it in a Next.js, Vite or React Router project:

npx meridui init

It installs @meridui/react, imports its stylesheet, removes the CSS your project template ships that would override Merid, and can add AI rules and the MCP server config. Every file change is shown as a diff and needs a yes; --dry-run writes nothing.

Every command of the CLI works the same way here:

npx meridui add settings   # copy a page pattern from the docs
npx meridui mcp            # write the MCP config for Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code
npx meridui doctor         # check the setup

This package contains nothing but a small bin that runs @meridui/cli. If you only want the components, install them directly:

npm i @meridui/react

Links

Merid: meridui.dev, in Turkish at meridui.dev/tr
CLI reference: meridui.dev/docs/cli
Source and issues: github.com/ahmetcantryk/merid

License

MIT © 2026 Ahmet Can Tiryaki