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@colidy/ui

v2.0.6

Published

ColidyUI CLI

Downloads

20

Readme

ColidyUI CLI

A CLI with helper commands for managing ColidyUI components inside a Next.js project.

Features

  • Initialization of the ColidyUI components into a Next.js project (init command).
  • Installation of specific or all components (install command).
  • Uninstallation of components (uninstall command).

Installation

To install the ColidyUI CLI, use npm:

npm install -g @colidy/ui
# or
npx @colidy/ui

Usage

Initializing ColidyUI

To initialize ColidyUI inside your Next.js project, run:

colidyui init

This command checks for required files (tailwind.config.ts, tsconfig.json, globals.css) and sets up the necessary configurations.

Installing Components

To install a specific ColidyUI component, use:

colidyui install <component_name>

You can also install multiple components at once by separating their names with commas:

colidyui install component1,component2

Uninstalling Components

To uninstall a specific ColidyUI component, use:

colidyui uninstall <component_name>

Listing Available Components

To list all available ColidyUI components, run:

colidyui components

Key Functionalities:

  1. Config Management:

    • The script checks and manages a local colidy.config.json file to store configurations like the directory for component installation.
    • Provides functions to get, update, and validate the configuration.
  2. Component Installation:

    • Fetches the list of components from a GitHub repository.
    • Validates component names and dependencies.
    • Installs components into the specified directory, handles dependencies, and logs the process.
  3. Component Uninstallation:

    • Removes a specified component from the project directory.
  4. Command Structure:

    • The CLI uses commander to define commands (init, install, uninstall) and their respective actions.