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noscaffold

v1.1.1

Published

Opinionated CLI automation tool for scaffolding various kinds of React projects.

Downloads

236

Readme

noscaffold

noscaffold is an opinionated, CLI automation tool for scaffolding various kinds of React projects, such as:

  1. React + Vite
  2. Next.js
  3. React + Express
  4. Bonus: Express only

It speeds up the setup process by:

  • Defaulting to TypeScript, Tailwind, and Postgres
  • Skipping interactive prompts (if any)
  • Setting up tailwind
  • Setting up the testing environment
  • Setting up ESLint and Prettier
  • Removing pre-configured files, folders, and programs (if any)
  • Applying recommended TypeScript rules
  • Making an initial commit with Git

noscaffold uses Bun by default.

Table of Contents

  1. Installation
  2. Usage
  3. 1.1.0 Release Notes
  4. License

Installation

Installation is optional. noscaffold is meant to be run via npx/bunx:

npx noscaffold || bunx noscaffold

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • npm 9+

Command

npm install -g noscaffold

Usage

npx noscaffold || bunx noscaffold

Choose one out of the provided options.

Wait until the scaffolding process has finished, indicated by the following message:

> Scaffolding process finished successfully.

1.1.0 Release Notes

Changes:

  1. New option to scaffold React + Express projects
  2. Overall DX improvement
  3. Interface rework
  4. Bonus: New option to scaffold Express projects

Note on older versions

Do not use versions before 1.0.4, as there are unfixed bugs. The functionality on 1.0.4 is the same as on any other version(s).

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.