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uselab

v1.0.5

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CLI tool for installing UseKit hooks

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Maintainers

toufiqhasankirontoufiqhasankiron

Keywords

clihooksreactusekittypescript

Readme

uselab CLI

A command-line tool for installing UseKit hooks into your React projects. Simplify your hook installation process with a simple command.

npm version License: MIT

Installation

npm install -g uselab

Or run directly without installation:

npx uselab@latest --help

Quick Start

  1. Initialize your project:

    npx uselab@latest init

  2. Install a hook:

    npx uselab@latest add use-network-status

  3. View available hooks:

    npx uselab@latest list

Commands

  • add - Install hooks from registry, URL, or local file path
  • init - Initialize uselab configuration in your project
  • view - Preview hook details before installing
  • list - List all available hooks with filtering and pagination
  • search - Search hooks in the registry
  • build - Build registry files

Configuration

The CLI creates a uselab.json file in your project root when you run init:

{
  "hooks": "src/hooks"
}

By default, hooks are installed to:

  • src/hooks/ if a src directory exists
  • hooks/ in the project root otherwise

Available Hooks

Visit usekit.kiron.dev to browse all available hooks.

Documentation

For detailed documentation, command options, examples, and more, visit:

https://usekit.kiron.dev/docs/cli

License

MIT