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scaffold-homeframe-app

v0.1.15

Published

Create a production-minded Homeframe React PWA with AI coding guardrails.

Readme

scaffold-homeframe-app

Create a production-minded Homeframe React PWA with strict TypeScript, framework-safe shell and routing composition, an application icon, source/build checks, AGENTS.md, and a detailed AI coder runbook.

Usage

npx scaffold-homeframe-app my-app
cd my-app
npm run dev

The default command installs dependencies. It refuses to overwrite a non-empty directory.

Usage: scaffold-homeframe-app [options] [directory]

Options:
  --app-name <name>      display name used by the app and manifest
  --package-name <name>  npm package name for the generated application
  --no-install           write the project without running npm install
  -V, --version          output the version number
  -h, --help             display help

What it creates

  • a Vite + React + strict TypeScript application;
  • @builtbyted/homeframe with root React/router imports and the /vite adapter;
  • one provider/router/viewport/shell composition with an AppScrollView;
  • keyboard-aware bottom navigation and a safe editable-control example;
  • typed Homeframe configuration, generated manifest/icons/startup assets, offline worker, and atomic safe-point updates;
  • AGENTS.md with concise non-negotiable framework boundaries;
  • docs/HOMEFRAME_RUNBOOK.md with architecture, implementation workflows, device acceptance matrix, release/rollback procedure, and AI handoff prompt;
  • build, typecheck, doctor, and combined check commands.

Verify a generated app

npm run check

check typechecks and builds the production PWA, then runs Homeframe's strict source and build-output doctor. Physical iOS and installed-PWA testing is still required before production; the generated runbook contains the matrix.

MIT © BuiltByTed