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time2code

v0.3.3

Published

CLI for quick installation of components from our Design System

Readme

time2code

A CLI tool for adding componnets to your project.

Usage

Init

Use the init command to initialize dependencies for a new project. This can be skiped if the project was created using create-t2c-app.

The init command installs dependencies, adds the cn util and configures globals.css for your project.

npx time2code init

Add

Use the add command to add componnets to your project.

The add command adds a component to your project and installs all required dependencies.

npx time2code add [component]

Example

npx time2code add alert-dialog

You can also run the command without any arguments to view a list of all available components:

npx time2code add

Documentation

Vists https://design.time2code.dev/docs/primitives/cli to view the documentation.

License

Licensed under the MIT license