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svaffold

v3.0.0

Published

Scaffold a monorepo to collect Svelte and TypeScript projects

Downloads

14

Readme

Svaffold

Scaffold a monorepo to collect Svelte and TypeScript projects.

⚠️ Warning ⚠️ This is a highly opinionated tool, but PRs are welcome to make it more generalised. Refer to Contributing for more information.

The following assumptions are made:

  • The package manager is pnpm
  • All projects are using TypeScript
  • All web projects are using SvelteKit and TailwindCSS
  • If no design system was selected, the forms and typography Tailwind plugins will be installed

What can be generated

A monorepo that uses Turborepo. It can generate the following empty projects:

SvelteKit:

  • [x] Landing page
  • [x] Blog
  • [x] Custom app
  • [x] Component library

Other:

  • [x] CMS
  • [x] CLI
  • [x] Assets (shared static files)
  • [x] Config (shared configuration files)

Options

TailwindCSS will be installed, but you can extend it with the following design systems:

  • [x] DaisyUI
  • [x] SkeletonUI
  • [x] None

You can select the following deployment methods:

  • [x] Auto

  • [x] Cloudflare

    (A GitHub Workflow will be created to redeploy when the package has changes)

  • [x] Vercel

  • [x] Docker (Node.js)

    (A Dockerfile will be generated)

In case you select "Component library", you can choose between the following story builders:

  • [x] Storybook
  • [ ] Histoire
  • [x] None

In case you select "CMS", you can select from the following:

  • [x] Payload
  • [ ] Sanity
  • [ ] Storyblok

In case you select "Assets", you can select the following bucket providers:

(A GitHub Workflow will be created to sync the assets with your bucket)

  • [x] GCP Cloud Storage
  • [ ] AWS S3
  • [ ] Cloudflare R2
  • [x] None

Requirements

  • node.js >= 16
  • pnpm >= 7
  • git

Usage

npx svaffold@latest root-dir

Arguments:

| Name | Description | | --------- | -------------------- | | directory | root of the monorepo |

Options:

| Option | Description | | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | | --force | overwrite existing files (default: false) | | --verbose | output the messages of subprocesses (default: false) | | -h, --help | display help for command | | -V, --version | output the version number |

Contributing

All contributions are welcome, especially ones that make the tool more robust and generalised. To get started:

  1. git clone https://github.com/adevien-solutions/svaffold.git
  2. cd svaffold
  3. npm i

Test locally

  1. npm run update-local
  2. svaffold <dir>