Create-next-pwa NPM

A cross-platform Node.js based CLI tool that creates Progressive Web App (PWA) with Next.js. You can also integrate tailwind with the Next.js PWA using this CLI with a single command.

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Simple: One command Next.js Progressive Web App setup
Cross-platform: Works on all available operating systems including Linux, macOS, and Windows
Support: Also supports TypeScript Next.js PWA with --typescript flag
Tailwind: Instantly integrate Tailwind using --tailwind flag in your Next.js PWA.
Prettier: Integrated Prettier to easily format the code with npm run format
MIT Licensed: Free to use for personal and commercial use.

Note: If you are on Windows, make sure to either use Command Prompt or Windows Powershell to run the CLI.

📦 Installation

# install the CLI globally
npm i -g create-next-pwa

# use it with npx (recommended)
npx create-next-pwa [app_name]

🚀 Usage

Navigate to the folder you want to have your Next.js PWA.

# using npx
npx create-next-pwa@latest [app_name]

# if you have installed globally
create-next-pwa [app_name]

# to use Next.js with Typescript
create-next-pwa [app_name] --typescript

# Next.js PWA with tailwind integration using npx
npx create-next-pwa@latest [app_name] --tailwind

# Next.js PWA with tailwind integration if you have globally installed the CLI
create-next-pwa [app_name] --tailwind

# without giving app name in terminal using npx
npx create-next-pwa@latest

# without giving app name in terminal using npx and tailwind integration
npx create-next-pwa@latest --tailwind

# without giving app name in terminal if installed globally
create-next-pwa

# without giving app name in terminal if install globally along with tailwind integration
create-next-pwa --tailwind

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🎩 Demo

# using npx
npx create-next-pwa [app_name]

# integrate tailwind in the Next.js PWA
npx create-next-pwa [app_name] --tailwind

# if you have installed globally
create-next-pwa [app_name]

# you can also just use the create-next-pwa command
create-next-pwa

👨🏻‍💻 Contributing

Make sure you read the contributing guidelines before opening a PR. If you want something else to integrate with the CLI like I have done with tailwind, open an issue in the repository and I will get back to it.