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@froko/create-vite-ts

v8.1.1

Published

A CLI to bootstrap new vite-based TypeScript projects

Downloads

51

Readme

@froko/create-vite-ts

A CLI to bootstrap new vite-based TypeScript projects. Rely on hand-crafted installation and configuration of the following products:

  • vite.js
  • TypeScript
  • EsLint
  • Prettier
  • Visual Studio Code Extension recommendations
  • Visual Studio Code settings (format & lint your code on save)
  • TailwindCSS (optional)
  • Lit (optional)
  • React (optional)
  • Vue.js (optional)
  • Svelte (optional)
  • Cypress.io (optional)
  • Playwright (optional)
  • Storybook (optional)
  • Ladle (optional)
  • Histoire (optional)

Quick start

npm init @froko/vite-ts@latest

It will ask the following questions:

  • Project name
  • Template type
  • Testing framework
  • Component explorer

The CLI will create a new directory named by the project name.

Available template types

  • Vanilla Typescript
  • Vanilla TypeScript with TailwindCSS
  • Lit
  • Lit with TailwindCSS
  • React
  • React with TailwindCSS
  • Vue.js
  • Vue.js with TailwindCSS
  • Svelte
  • Svelte with TailwindCSS

Available testing frameworks

  • Cypress.io
  • Playwright
  • None (if you don't want to benefit from e2e and component testing)

Available component explorers

  • Storybook
  • Ladle (only React)
  • Histoire (only Vue.js and Svelte)
  • None (if you don't want to benefit from isolated component visualization)

npm scripts

Available in all templates:

  • npm run dev: Starts the application at http://localhost:3000
  • npm run build: Builds the application into the dist folder
  • npm run preview: Serves the built application at http://localhost:3000

Only available with Cypress.io option:

  • npm run cypress: Starts the application & runs Cypress.io in visual mode
  • npm run cypress:ci: Serves the builtapplication & runs Cypress.io in headless mode

Only available with Playwright option:

  • npm run playwright: Runs your playwright e2e tests in different headless browsers
  • npm run playwright:ct: Runs your playwright component tests in different headless browsers
  • npm run playwright:report: Shows the Playwright HTML report of the last test run

Only available with Storybook option:

  • npm run storybook: Starts Storybook at http://localhost:6006

Only available with Ladle option:

  • npm run ladle: Starts Ladle at http://localhost:61000

Only available with Histoire option:

  • npm run histoire: Starts Histoire at http://localhost:6006

Sample application

All templates provide a simple rating app. While building this product, I wanted to have something more than just a Click-Counter-Button to showcase the capabilities of web components together with sophisticated testing (Cypress.io, Playwright) and visualization (Storybook, Ladle, Histoire).

The rating app looks like this: Rating App

Feel free to delete all the sample application related code in the src folder and start over with your own project!

What's next?

  • Include solidjs templates
  • Include Angular templates
  • ...