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project-initializer-cli

v1.0.1

Published

This about speed-up your time for first step in initialization project.

Downloads

27

Readme

Project Initializer CLI ⚡️

This about speed-up your time for first step in initialization project.

How to use

There are two options for using the CLI:

  1. You can install the CLI globally:

    npm install -g project-initializer-cli

    and use the keyword pic to start the script.

  2. You can use the CLI with a package manager:

    npx project-initializer-cli@latest

Example

Before initialization the project, select directory where you want place to project it. Also you can add option a like this:-c ~/<your dir>.

Use some key words, for initialization project. For example, we use nextjs key word.

pic nextjs <example-project> [flags]

or

npx project-initializer-cli@latest nextjs <example-project> [flags]

After you'll see options with beauty UI

Select your package manager:
  - npm
  - pnpm
  - yarn
  - bun
  
Add Turbopack ?
  Yes / No
  
Add Tailwind CSS ?
  Yes / No
  
Add Shadcn UI ?
  Yes / No (default if project without Tailwind)

What do you like use ?
  Biome / ESlint

Additionally, you can use -g <repo link> to initialize a commit and push it to the specified repository.

Also you can use just global command, like this:

npx project-initializer-cli@latest

Create any project with any settings using a single command.

Contributing

Please, before your contribution, read the contributing guide.

License

Licensed under the MIT License.