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stack-effect

v0.5.0

Published

Scaffolding CLI for full-stack TypeScript apps built on Effect

Readme

stack-effect

Scaffolding CLI for full-stack TypeScript apps built on Effect.

npm version License

Quick Start

bunx stack-effect@latest init my-app
# or with npx
npx stack-effect init my-app

Then add targets and modules to your project:

# Interactive mode — guided prompts
bunx stack-effect@latest add

# Non-interactive — specify what you need
bunx stack-effect@latest add --target server/api --modules http-api-server --yes

What You Get

A structured Effect-first monorepo:

my-app/
├── stack.effect.json
├── package.json
├── tsconfig.json
├── turbo.json
├── packages/
│   ├── config-typescript/
│   ╰── domain/
│       ╰── src/
│           ├── [+] Api.ts
│           ╰── [+] index.ts
╰── apps/
    ├── web/
    │   ╰── src/
    │       ├── [+] main.tsx
    │       ╰── [+] app.tsx
    ╰── api/
        ╰── src/
            ├── [+] index.ts
            ╰── Api/
                ├── [+] Health.ts
                ╰── [+] Hello.ts

Usage

stack-effect init [project-name]

Scaffolds a new project. Prompts for runtime (bun/node), monorepo tool, linting, formatting, and test framework.

| Flag | Description | | ----------------------- | ----------------------------- | | --yes | Accept defaults, skip prompts | | --dry-run | Preview without writing files | | --root <path> | Output directory | | --runtime <bun\|node> | Runtime selection |

stack-effect add

Adds targets and modules to an existing project. In interactive mode, select a target kind (client, server, cli, package), name it, then pick modules. Dependencies between modules are resolved automatically.

| Flag | Description | | ---------------------- | --------------------------------- | | --target <kind/name> | Target to add (e.g. client/web) | | --modules <id,...> | Modules to include | | --yes | Skip confirmation prompts | | --dry-run | Preview the plan without applying |

stack-effect graph

Visualize the full catalog of available targets and modules.

| Flag | Description | | -------------------------------- | ------------- | | --format <table\|mermaid\|dot> | Output format |

Run stack-effect graph to see all available targets and modules.

Examples

Initialize a project with bun and add a client with an API connection:

bunx stack-effect@latest init my-app --runtime bun --yes

bunx stack-effect@latest add --target client/web --modules http-api-client --yes

The http-api-client module automatically implies http-api-server on a server target, so both sides of the API are scaffolded together.

License

MIT — see LICENSE for details.