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template-hub

v1.1.0

Published

Scaffold production-ready Next.js templates instantly via npx

Readme

template-hub

Scaffold production-ready Next.js templates in seconds.

npx template-hub

Available templates

| | Template | Stack | |--|----------|-------| | 🎨 | Next.js + MUI | Next.js 14, TypeScript, Material UI v5, custom theme, dark mode | | 🧪 | Next.js + Speckit | Next.js 14, TypeScript, Jest, Testing Library, CI workflow |

Usage

npx template-hub
  1. Pick a template from the interactive list
  2. Enter your project name
  3. Confirm → files are created instantly
cd my-project
npm install
npm run dev

Publishing

npm login
npm publish

Bump version in package.json before each publish.

Adding a template

  1. Create src/templates/your-key/index.js
  2. Export an object with key, name, icon, description, stack, and files
  3. Add it to src/templates/index.js
export const myTemplate = {
  key: 'my-template',
  name: 'My Template',
  icon: '✨',
  description: 'Short description for the picker',
  stack: ['Next.js 14', 'TypeScript'],
  files: {
    'package.json': '{ "name": "PROJECT_NAME" }',
    'src/app/page.tsx': '// ...',
  },
};

The string PROJECT_NAME inside any file is replaced with the user's chosen project name automatically.

License

MIT