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jamstarter

v0.0.2

Published

A CLI tool to kickstart various projects

Downloads

168

Readme

🍊 JamStarter

JamStarter is a CLI tool for quickly starting projects using various templates. It allows you to create projects with predefined and customizable configurations.

Features

  • 🎨 Select from different templates for various types of projects.
  • 📦 Option to add extra files based on the selected template.
  • 🧩 Optional to generate boilerplate for react components.

Available Templates

  • Next.js + TypeScript + DaisyUI
  • Discord.js + TypeScript
  • Astro + TailwindCSS

Installation

To use this CLI, make sure you have Node.js installed on your machine. You can then install the CLI globally using npx:

npx jamstarter

Usage

Creating a Project:

To create a new project, run the following command:

npx jamstarter

You could also pass options to specify the name and template of your project: Options:

  • -n, --name <name>: Name of the project.
  • -t, --template <template>: Template to use.

Example:

npx jamstarter my-awesome-project -t next-ts-daisyui

This will create a new project named my-awesome-project using the Next.js + TypeScript + DaisyUI template.

Creating a Component:

To create a new component boilerplate, use the -c or --comp flag:

npx jamstarter -c

This will prompt you for the component name and let you select the directory where you want to create it.

Customizing the Component:

Name: You can specify the component name using the -n or --name flag:

npx jamstarter -c -n MyComponent

Directory: If you want to create the component in a specific directory, use the -d or --dir flag:

npx jamstarter -c -n MyComponent -d src/components

🚀 Future Features

  • [x] Component boilerplate generator: Create reusable components with predefined structure.
  • [ ] Dockerfile Generation: Generate optimized Dockerfiles based on your project's package.json file.