kirimase v0.0.62

!NOTE
Note: Only critical bugs are being addressed right now as we are planning a complete rewrite in the very near future!

Features

1. Initialization and Configuration: quickly add and set up essential packages to jump-start your Next.js project.
2. Code Generation: scaffold models, views, and controllers directly from the CLI.

Quick Start

Install Kirimase CLI globally:

npm install -g kirimase

If you don't already have a Nextjs app, run create-next-app with your preferred package manager.

Then run the following command within the directory of your project:

kirimase init

Note: Kirimase is not compatible with the the pages directory.

Commands

Run these commands within the directory of your Nextjs app:

1. kirimase add

Initializes and configures the following packages for your Next.js project, categorized into:

ORM

Drizzle-ORM

• Based on your chosen database type (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite), Kirimase sets up the required files for Drizzle-ORM, drizzle-zod for validations and and drizzle-kit to manage migrations.
• Scripts are auto-added to package.json for immediate use of drizzle-kit.

Prisma

• Kirimase sets up required files for Prisma with zod-prisma for validations.

Authentication

Auth.js

• Generates files for Auth.js (Next-Auth), including the latest Drizzle adapter. (For PlanetScale, references are excluded as it doesn't support foreign keys).
• Generates a generic sign-in component for immediate use within your Next.js project.
• Wraps the root layout with the auth provider and generates utilities for auth checks and redirects in your Next.js routes.

Clerk

• Generates files for Clerk including all necessary config.
• Wraps the root layout with the auth provider and generates utilities for auth checks and redirects in your Next.js routes.

Lucia

• Generates files for Lucia including all necessary config.
• Generates UI and API routes for sign-in and sign-up

Kinde

• Generates files for Kinde including all necessary config.
• Generates sign in component and route handler

Other

tRPC

• Generates files to configure tRPC with the app router.
• Provides client-side tRPC and scaffolds server-side configuration using the experimental server-invoker pattern.
• Wraps the root layout in the tRPC provider.

Shadcn-UI

• Installs and configures Shadcn-UI including button and toast components.
• Inserts the toast-provider (<Toaster />) to the root layout for instant toast notifications in your Next.js app.

Stripe

• Installs and configures Stripe within your Next.js project so you can start accepting subscription payments.

Resend

• Installs and configures Resend

Kirimase also adds relevant keys to your .env which you'll need to provide values for.

2. kirimase generate

Akin to rails scaffold but for Next.js:

Kirimase generates:

a) Model:

• Generates a drizzle schema with column types based on your SQL flavor and database provider.
• Uses drizzle-zod to generate Zod schemas for frontend and backend validation.
• Generates queries and mutations for CRUD operations, fully typed and optimized for consumption via a Next.js front-end.

b) Controller:

• Gives you an option to scaffold tRPC, Server Actions and/or API routes.
• Uses Zod schemas from models for request validation.
• Includes built-in error handling for API routes and auto-adding of tRPC routes to the root router.

c) Views:

• Scaffolds views using Shadcn-UI to enable immediate CRUD operations (including select fields for adding relations and datepickers for dates).
• Option to use either React Hook Form with tRPC or plain React (useOptimistic and useValidated Form hooks)

Run in non-interactive mode

As of v0.0.23, you can run kirimase init and kirimase add entirely via the command line as follows:

kirimase init -sf yes -pm bun --orm prisma -db pg -a next-auth -ap github discord -mp trpc stripe resend -cl shadcn-ui -ie yes

Contributing

Keen on enhancing Kirimase? Contributions, bug reports, and feature requests are always welcome. Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

To run locally:

pnpm i
pnpm run dev

npm install -g . (in a second terminal - this will then make kirimase available across your machine using "kirimase *command*")

License

MIT