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minimaz-cli

v0.2.0

Published

Minimal project initializer and builder CLI

Readme

Minimaz, a Christmas Version 🎄

Minimaz is a minimal, low-dependency static site builder and project initializer focused on speed, simplicity, and clean output.

🚀 Features

  • 📁 Initialize projects from templates
  • 🧩 Save, list, and delete custom templates
  • 📝 Supports HTML, CSS, JS, and TypeScript (.ts → .js)
  • 🧹 Minifies HTML, CSS, JS, and TS (compiled & minified)
  • ⚙️ Configurable with a minimaz.config.json file
  • ➕ Supports concatenation of additional scripts and styles
  • 🪄 Optional path replacements for asset links
  • 🪶 Lightweight and fast — ideal for small static or utility projects
  • 🔥 Usable with minimaz or its alias mz

📦 Installation

Run directly with npx without global install:

npx minimaz init my-site
cd my-site
npx minimaz build
npx minimaz version

Or using the alias:

npx mz init my-site
npx mz build
npx mz version

📁 Project Structure

my-site/
├── dist/              # Output folder (generated)
├── public/            # Static assets (images, fonts, etc.)
├── src/               # HTML, CSS, JS, TS files
├── minimaz.config.json
└── ...

⚙️ Configuration

Customize your build using a minimaz.config.json file:

{
  "src": "src",
  "dist": "dist",
  "public": "public",
  "minify": {
    "html": true,
    "css": true,
    "js": true,
    "ts": true
  },
  "replace": {
    "../public/": "public/"
  },
  "folders": {
    "src": "",
    "public": "public"
  }
  "styles": [
    "style.css",
    "theme.css"
  ],
  "scripts": [
    "lib.js",
    "script.js"
  ]
}
  • styles (optional): array of .css files to concatenate and minify into a single style.css
  • scripts (optional): array of .js files to concatenate and minify into a single script.js
  • If omitted, fallback defaults are style.css and script.js

🛠 Commands

minimaz build                     # Build and minify the site (uses config or defaults)
minimaz clear                     # Clears dist folder
minimaz init <project-name>       # Create a new project using global templates
minimaz help                      # Show help message
minimaz template <path>           # Save a new template from specified path (or current dir)
minimaz template -list               # List available templates
minimaz template -delete <name>        # Delete a saved template
minimaz version                   # Display Minimaz version

Commands Aliases

mz b                      # Build and minify the site (uses config or defaults)
mz c                      # Clears dist folder
mz i <project-name>       # Create a new project using global templates
mz h                      # Show help message
mz t <path>               # Save a new template from specified path (or current dir)
mz t -l                   # List available templates
mz t -d <name>            # Delete a saved template
mz v                      # Display Minimaz version

📂 Templates

Minimaz supports global templates stored in:

~/.minimaz/templates

Use them to quickly initialize consistent projects across environments.

📄 License

MIT