my-next-starter-cli v1.0.1

My Next.js Starter CLI

My Next.js Starter CLI is a command-line tool that helps you quickly generate Next.js starter projects with various configurations, including Tailwind CSS, Shadcn-UI, Clerk for authentication, and next-intl for localization. This CLI makes it easy to set up your Next.js project with the stack you prefer, saving time on initial setup.

Features

• Choose your Stack: Select from different configurations like intl, intl-clerk, or intl-clerk-shadcn.
• Custom App Name: Prompted to enter your custom app name during setup.
• Simple Command: Easily generate projects using a single npx command.

Installation

No installation required! Use it directly with npx:

npx create-next-starter

Usage

When you run the command above, you'll be prompted to:

1. Enter your app's name (e.g., my-awesome-app).
2. Select the project template you want to use.

Example Workflow

1. Run the CLI command:

   npx create-next-starter

2. Follow the prompts:

   • App Name: You might enter something like my-cool-app.
   • Template Selection: Choose from the following:
     • intl: Next.js + Tailwind CSS + next-intl
     • intl-clerk: intl + Clerk for authentication
     • intl-clerk-shadcn: intl-clerk + Shadcn-UI for additional UI components

3. The CLI will automatically create a new Next.js project based on your selections.

Example Output

? What is your app's name? my-cool-app
? Which version would you like to install? intl-clerk-shadcn
Running: npx create-next-app@latest --example https://github.com/username/my-next-starter#intl-clerk-shadcn my-cool-app

After running the command, you'll find your new Next.js project in the my-cool-app directory.

Available Templates

Here are the available templates you can choose from:

1. intl: A basic starter with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and next-intl for internationalization.
2. intl-clerk: Adds Clerk authentication to the intl setup.
3. intl-clerk-shadcn: Includes everything in intl-clerk, plus Shadcn-UI for a richer UI component library.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.