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paylaod

v3.32.1

Published

Node, React, Headless CMS and Application Framework built on Next.js

Readme

paylaod

⚠️ Oops! You Spelled It Wrong


🤔 What is this?

A friendly spelling correction package for PayloadCMS developers who accidentally type paylaod instead of payload.

This package does nothing except remind you (in a nice way) that you've misspelled the command. It's a lighthearted way to catch a common typo!

📦 Installation

If you accidentally ran:

npm install paylaod
# or
pnpm add paylaod
# or
yarn add paylaod

Don't worry! This package will gently remind you of the correct spelling.

✨ What It Does

When you run any command with paylaod, you'll see a friendly message:

⚠️  Oops! Spelling Error Detected

   You typed: "paylaod"
   Correct command: "payload"

───────────────────────────────────────

   Nice to meet you! 👋
   I'm a PayloadCMS developer too.

   — @devmuhnnad

🎯 The Correct Package

Looking for the real PayloadCMS? Here's what you need:

Official PayloadCMS

npx create-payload-app@latest

Resources:

💡 Why This Package Exists

Common typos happen to the best of us! This package turns a frustrating mistake into a friendly reminder. Plus, it's a fun way to connect with fellow PayloadCMS developers.

🤝 About the Author

Created with ❤️ by @devmuhnnad - a fellow PayloadCMS developer who understands the struggle of typos.

📝 License

MIT - Feel free to use, modify, and share!


Pro Tip: The correct spelling is payload not paylaod 😉

⭐ Star the official PayloadCMS repo