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geoiq.gfs

v1.1.20

Published

A utility to setup project like nextjs based react projects

Downloads

86

Readme

A CLI for Creating a Development Ready Frontend Project

Get a completely development ready Next.js 13 project with preset TypeScript, ESLint, and Bitbucket CI/CD ready configurations.

Simply run pnpm dlx geoiq.gfs and pnpm dev to start building a new Next.js project.

Under the hood:

  • Intialises the project with package.json

  • Creates and populates src and public folder. The src folder has the app folder that contains files that will render the / path.

  • Creates configuration files for:

    • environment - .env.*
    • eslint - .eslintignore, .eslintrc.js
    • git - .gitinore
    • npm - .npmrc
    • prettier - .prettierrc.js
    • bitbucket - bitbucket-pipelines.yml
    • typescript - tsconfig.json
  • Install various packages:

    • dependencies:

      @geoiq-ai/products.components.package
      immer
      next
      react
      react-dom
      [email protected]
      zustand
    • devDependencies:

      @types/node
      @types/react
      @types/react-dom
      @types/styled-components
      @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin
      @typescript-eslint/parser
      @types/prettier
      eslint
      eslint-config-next
      eslint-config-prettier
      eslint-plugin-prettier
      eslint-plugin-react
      eslint-plugin-react-hooks
      eslint-plugin-security
      eslint-plugin-simple-import-sort
      eslint-plugin-sonarjs
      husky
      postcss
      prettier
      pretty-quick
      typescript
  • Added scripts

    {
        "dev": "next dev",
        "build": "next build",
        "start": "next start",
        "lint": "next lint",
    }