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@nick-mazuk/sveltekit-cli

v1.2.3

Published

Blast through your Sveltekit development and stop writing all boilerplate code. Works best if starting with my [sveltekit-template](https://github.com/Nick-Mazuk/sveltekit-template).

Downloads

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Readme

Sveltekit CLI

Blast through your Sveltekit development and stop writing all boilerplate code. Works best if starting with my sveltekit-template.

  • Create new pages with cypress tests
  • Create new endpoints complete with type definitions
  • Create new layouts and resets (with all the right CSS)
  • …and more!

This project is still in the early stages. See Usage for complete feature-set.

Install

This CLI can either be installed locally or globally. If you started with my sveltekit-template, this CLI is already installed.

Local installation

pnpm i -D @nick-mazuk/sveltekit-cli

Then create script aliases in the package.json. For instance,

{
    "scripts": {
        "create-page": "kit create-page",
        "create-layout": "kit create-layout",
        "create-endpoint": "kit create-endpoint"
    },
}

Global installation

pnpm i -g @nick-mazuk/sveltekit-cli

The CLI can then be run using

kit <cmd> [args]

Usage

kit <cmd> [args]

Commands:
  kit create-page      Creates a new page
  kit create-layout    Creates a new layout
  kit create-endpoint  Creates a new endpoint

Options:
  -v, --version  Show version number                                   [boolean]
  -h, --help     Show help                                             [boolean]

License

This project is open sourced with the MIT license.