create-svelte-with-args v6.1.1

🏗 create-svelte Without The Prompts

Warning This package is not supported nor endorsed by the maintainers of Svelte. If you experience any issues with it you should file them in this repository and not in the official SvelteKit repository.

The Svelte team has been very explicit about not adding CLI arguments to create-svelte for good reasons. See https://github.com/sveltejs/kit/pull/6117#issuecomment-1221323822

create-svelte-with-args is a simple wrapper around the create-svelte package that allows you to specify the options as CLI arguments instead of using the interactive prompts.

This is useful if you want to automate the creation of SvelteKit projects, which can be pretty hard with interactive prompts.

Note If you do not need to create SvelteKit projects programmatically you probabvly just want to use the official create-svelte package instead of this one.

Usage

Run the CLi with

npm create svelte-with-args [args]

The arguments match one to one with the upstream programmatic create-svelte package. All arguments except `--directory´ are required.

Examples

Create a default project called my-new-app that checks JS types with prettier but without eslint and playwright:

npm create svelte-with-args --name=my-new-app --template=default --types=checkjs --prettier --no-eslint --no-playwright --no-vitest --no-svelte5

Create a skeleton project without any type checking:

npm create svelte-with-args --name=my-new-app --template=skeleton --types=null --no-prettier --no-eslint --no-playwright  --no-vitest --no-svelte5

--help

create-svelte-with-args [args]

Options:
      --help        Show help                                          [boolean]
      --version     Show version number                                [boolean]
  -n, --name        The name of the project                  [string] [required]
  -d, --directory   The directory to install the project in. Defaults to the
                    project name                                        [string]
  -t, --template    The template to use
             [string] [required] [choices: "default", "skeleton", "skeletonlib"]
  -y, --types       How types will be written
                             [required] [choices: "checkjs", "typescript", null]
  -p, --prettier    Whether prettier should be included     [boolean] [required]
  -e, --eslint      Whether eslint should be included       [boolean] [required]
  -l, --playwright  Whether playwright should be included   [boolean] [required]
  -v, --vitest      Whether vitest should be included       [boolean] [required]
  -5, --svelte5     If Svelte 5 beta should be used         [boolean] [required]
      --dry         Whether to run in dry run mode, not creating any files
                                                      [boolean] [default: false]

Examples:
  npm create svelte-with-args@latest        Default app, checking JS types, with
  --name=my-new-app --template=default      Prettier, and no ESLint, Playwright
  --types=checkjs --prettier --no-eslint    or Vitest
  --no-playwright --no-vitest --no-svelte5
  npm create svelte-with-args@latest        Default app, installing in specified
  --name=my-new-app                         directory
  --directory=other-dir/my-app
  --template=default --types=typescript
  --no-prettier --no-eslint
  --no-playwright --no-vitest --no-svelte5

For more information, see https://github.com/storybookjs/create-svelte-with-args

Releasing

Releases are handled automatically by auto. By setting the correct labels on a pull request, the semantic versioning is handled automatically, GitHub releases are generated as well as a changelog.

Once a pull request has been merged to main it is automatically released as the latest version.