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next-ts-cli

v1.0.16

Published

Create production-ready web application with the Next.js

Downloads

158

Readme

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Minimal CLI to scaffold a production-ready Next.js applications

npm version NPM Unpacked Size Node.js

Getting StartedIntegrationsCore StackCLI OptionsContributing

Getting Started

Quick start

# npm
npx next-ts-cli@latest

# pnpm
pnpm create next-ts-cli

# yarn
yarn create next-ts-cli

# bun
bun next-ts-cli

The CLI will guide you through the setup process:

◆ Project name
│ my-awesome-app
│
◆ What authentication provider would you like to use?
│ ○ None  ○ BetterAuth  ○ Clerk  ● Supabase

etc...

Non-interactive usage

You can also scaffold the project without the interactive configuration. --cli command is required to do that.

# npm
npx next-ts-cli my-app --cli --supabase --drizzle --shadcnui --stripe

Integrations

🔐 Authentication — Choose between Clerk, Supabase or BetterAuth for authenticating your app

🗄️ Database — Select between Neon database or Supabase to store users and stuff.

⚙️ ORM — Drizzle ORM integration for type-safe database queries

💳 Stripe — Stripe Payments integration with checkout sessions and webhooks

🐳 Docker — Production Dockerfile and docker-compose configuration

🎨 Shadcn/ui - With neutral configuration to start building compound components

💡 AI Integration - Vercel AI Gateway for building AI apps

*These integrations are all optional, so not required to scaffold the core project

Beside these, there is also another automatic feature:

📁 MCP Configurations - Dynamically MCP Servers for Cursor and VSCode loaded bases on selected integrations

Core Stack

The core project structure contains the following features:

🌐 Next.js - With App router and always up to date.

💨 Tailwind CSS v4 - Style fast and efficiently with the latest version of Tailwind CSS.

🐶 Husky - Automatically lint your commit messages, code, and run tests upon committing or pushing.

🔹 Biome - Fast linting and formatter tool (~35x faster than Prettier)

Conventional Commits - Define commit messages convention in your project

💡 SEO - Metadata, Microdata, Sitemap, robots.txt and Manifest. Having online presence has never been easier

📊 Google Analytics - Natively integrated with Next.js

🔨 Jest - Last but not least, make Test Driven Development your standard

CLI Options

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --cli | Run in CLI mode (non-interactive) | | -d, --default | Scaffold the project without any additional integrations | | -a, --alias <alias> | Set custom import alias (default: @/) | | -v, --version | Display version number | | --docker | Include Docker configuration (CLI mode) | | --drizzle | Include Drizzle ORM (CLI mode) | | --supabase | Include Supabase auth (CLI mode) | | --betterauth | Include BetterAuth (CLI mode) | | --clerk | Include Clerk.js (CLI mode) | | --neon | Include Neon database (CLI mode) | | --stripe | Include Stripe integration (CLI mode) | | --shadcnui | Include Shadcn UI (CLI mode) | | --vercelAi | Include Vercel AI Gateway (CLI mode) |

Note: Package flags (--docker, --drizzle, etc.) must be used with --cli flag to skip interactive prompts.

Examples

# Create with defaults
npx next-ts-cli my-app --cli -d

# Create with specific packages (CLI mode)
npx next-ts-cli my-app --cli --drizzle --betterauth --stripe

# Custom import alias
npx next-ts-cli my-app --cli -a "~/"

# Full stack example
npx next-ts-cli my-app --cli --drizzle --betterauth --stripe --docker --shadcnui

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read our Contributing Guide before submitting a Pull Request.

Quick Setup

# Fork and clone
gh repo fork rossifire/next-ts-cli
gh repo clone <your-github-name>/next-ts-cli

# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Start development
pnpm dev

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.


Credits

This project is inspired by create-t3-app.

Made with ❤️ by Daniele Rossino

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