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evm-scaffolding-cli

v2.0.2

Published

A CLI frontend repo for EVM scaffolding that allows users to choose dependencies to install and modifies scripts based on user input.

Downloads

138

Readme

EVM Scaffolding CLI

EVM Scaffolding CLI is a command-line interface tool that helps you bootstrap EVM projects based against your preferences. It provides a simple and interactive way to set up your project with the components you need.

Installation

You don't need to install the CLI globally. You can use npx to run it without installing:

npx evm-scaffolding-cli

Usage

When you run the CLI, it will ask you a series of questions to determine how to set up your project:

  1. Project name: The name of your new project.
  2. Linter/Formatter: Choose between 'Rome' and 'ESLint and Prettier'.
  3. Nextjs router: Choose between 'App Router' and 'Pages Router'.
  4. Wallet connection handler: Choose between 'RainbowKit' and 'ConnectKit'.
  5. UI framework: Choose between 'Shadcn', 'DaisyUI' or 'None' to use alongside Tailwind.

Based on your responses, the CLI will perform the following actions:

  • Create a new directory with the name of your project.
  • Generate a package.json file.
  • Install the necessary dependencies.
  • Set up initial components and logic.

This setup allows you to quickly start building onchain applications.