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newcandies

v0.1.66

Published

2 months ago

Bun-only CLI for scaffolding Expo Router React Native apps with layered templates.

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newcandies

Bun-only CLI for scaffolding Expo Router React Native apps for the candiesocean React Native Candies course.

Requirements

Bun 1.3.8 or newer

Usage

bunx newcandies@latest

To jump straight to the Holidia v2 template selection:

bunx newcandies@latest --name holidia --type boilerplates --template holidia-v2

Holidia v2

holidia-v2 is a standalone, static-first course boilerplate at templates/boilerplate/holidia-v2. It includes prebaked types and static API-response data so lessons can begin with UI construction before introducing the API client, TanStack Query, authentication, Swagger, and the self-hosted backend.

The old pnpm-based Holidia folder is preserved in the source tree for reference but is no longer registered as a supported CLI template.

After scaffolding

cd your-app
bun install --frozen-lockfile # when the template includes bun.lock
bunx expo prebuild --clean
bun ios            # or bun android

newcandies normally leaves dependency installation and native generation to you. Course templates may explicitly opt into a locked Bun install; holidia-v2 does this so students can start immediately. Native projects are still generated only when you run the documented prebuild command.

Template Types

Boilerplates - Full standalone projects
Mini-boilerplates - Smaller standalone projects
App Briefs - Categorized app templates
Mini App Briefs - Smaller categorized app templates
Default - Base Expo starter