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spawnkit

v1.3.12

Published

A CLI tool to scaffold web3 projects with ease.

Readme

spawnkit

Spawnkit is a friendly, zero-config CLI that scaffolds modern dApp starter projects from curated templates — then installs dependencies and prints the “what to do next” commands. Pick your vibe, pick a preset, name your app, and you’re ready to build.

Installation

  • Use without installing:

    npx spawnkit@latest init
  • Or install globally:

    npm install -g spawnkit@latest
    spawn init

You’ll choose:

  1. Language style (vibe)
  2. Project preset
  3. Project folder name

Example session:

✔ Pick your language style: Default - clean & professional
✔ Choose your project setup: Next.js + Hardhat Starter kit
✔ Enter a name for your project folder: spawned

Usage

spawn

Commands

  • spawn — interactive mode
  • spawn init — interactive mode
  • spawn <preset> — non-interactive preset selection (still prompts for project name)
  • spawn init <preset> — non-interactive preset selection and project name (projectName = preset)

How It Works

  • Pick a language style (“vibe”): default, genz, or shakespeare
  • Pick a template preset
  • Enter a project folder name
  • Spawnkit downloads the template, installs dependencies, and prints the next commands (like cd <your-app> and npm run dev)

What It Does

  • Prompts for a language style (“vibe”), a template preset, and a project folder name
  • Downloads the chosen template via degit and creates the folder
  • Detects your package manager automatically and installs dependencies
  • Prints helpful follow-up commands (e.g. cd <your-app>, npm run dev)

Key Features

  • Interactive flow with three language styles
  • Validated presets and safe folder handling
  • Auto-installs using your detected package manager

Update Notifier

Spawnkit checks for new releases and shows a small banner if you’re out of date. The suggested update command adapts to your package manager.