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uploadkit

v0.1.0

Published

Install UploadKit into an existing project — init, add, restore.

Readme

uploadkit

Add UploadKit to your existing app in under 60 seconds.

uploadkit is the CLI for installing UploadKit into projects you already have. Point it at a Next.js, SvelteKit, Remix (React Router 7), or Vite + React repo and it wires up everything you need — route handler, provider, env vars, and dependencies — backed by a backup-and-restore pipeline so you can roll back at any time.

Starting a brand-new project? Use create-uploadkit-app instead. This CLI is for existing codebases.

Quickstart

npx uploadkit init

That's it. Answer the prompts and you'll have:

  • @uploadkitdev/* packages installed (pinned to the latest published versions)
  • A route handler at the framework's canonical API path
  • UploadKitProvider mounted in your root layout
  • .env.local (or .env) scaffolded with the keys you need
  • Every modified file backed up to .uploadkit-backup/<timestamp>/

Run it again and it prints already configured — fully idempotent.

Per-framework behavior

| Framework | Route handler | Provider mount | |-----------|---------------|----------------| | Next.js App Router | app/api/uploadkit/[...uploadkit]/route.ts | app/layout.tsx wraps <body> children | | SvelteKit | src/routes/api/uploadkit/[...uploadkit]/+server.ts | Typed client in src/lib/uploadkit.ts (no React provider) | | Remix / React Router 7 | app/routes/api.uploadkit.$.tsx | app/root.tsx wraps children | | Vite + React | (no server) | src/main.tsx or src/App.tsx — prints a BYOS warning |

Next.js Pages Router, Vue, Nuxt, Angular, and Astro are not supported in 0.1.x — the CLI will refuse with a clear message instead of making a mess.

Adding components shadcn-style

npx uploadkit add dropzone
npx uploadkit add button
npx uploadkit add modal
npx uploadkit add gallery
npx uploadkit add queue
npx uploadkit add progress

Each component inserts into a page of your choice, bounded by // uploadkit:start / // uploadkit:end markers. Re-running add on an existing component is a no-op.

Available today (0.1.0):

| Alias | SDK component | |-------|---------------| | dropzone | UploadDropzone | | button | UploadButton | | modal | UploadModal | | gallery | UploadGalleryGrid | | queue | FileList | | progress | UploadProgressBar |

add is React-only. SvelteKit components will ship alongside SDK Svelte variants in a future release.

Rolling back

Every file the CLI touches is copied to .uploadkit-backup/<ISO-timestamp>/ with a manifest.json. To undo an init (or any add):

npx uploadkit restore

You'll be prompted to pick a backup timestamp, then the CLI replays the manifest in reverse: restores modified files, deletes files the CLI created, rewinds .env.local entries it added.

Command reference

uploadkit init [--yes] [--skip-install]
uploadkit add <component> [--target <path>] [--yes]
uploadkit restore [--timestamp <iso>]
uploadkit --version
uploadkit --help

| Flag | Applies to | Description | |------|-----------|-------------| | --yes / -y | init, add | Accept all defaults, non-interactive. Useful in CI. | | --skip-install | init | Don't run the package manager after wiring — you'll install yourself. | | --target <path> | add | Explicit page/route to insert the component into. | | --timestamp <iso> | restore | Jump straight to a specific backup (skips the picker). |

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • A repo with package.json at the CWD (monorepo-aware installs are not supported in 0.1.x — run from the package root)

Troubleshooting

"Framework not detected" — the CLI reads package.json deps first, then framework config files. If you've customized the build (webpack, rspack, esbuild-alone), detection may bail. Open an issue with your package.json.

"Already configured"init found uploadkit:start markers in a target file. Either you're already set up, or you previously ran init and the markers survived. Run uploadkit restore to roll back, or edit the files by hand.

Presigned uploads on Vite — Vite has no server, so uploads use BYOS + presigned URLs. The CLI warns you at init time; point UPLOADKIT_UPLOAD_URL at your own endpoint.

Links

License

MIT © Drumst0ck