@uge/payo 0.3.1 → 0.3.3
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- package/README.md +6 -5
- package/dist/index.js +122 -122
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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and you get Next.js-specific follow-ups; choose Postgres and you're asked
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about migrations and naming. Most prompts ship a **recommended default**, so
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you can blast through with <kbd>Enter</kbd>.
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3. **Review your stack.** Before writing anything, Payo shows a
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3. **Review your stack — and edit inline.** Before writing anything, Payo shows a
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summary of every answer. Choose **Edit an answer** to change any response — or
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re-open a section you skipped — right from the review; dependent questions are
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re-asked automatically. Pick **Generate** when it looks right.
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4. **Payo generates the guidance.** It writes each tool's files in their native
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format and location (see the table below). With the tool's CLI installed,
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files are generated in parallel by the AI; otherwise solid templates are used.
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## What it asks about
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Payo understands **25 frameworks, 24 ORMs, and
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Payo understands **25 frameworks, 24 ORMs, and 16 databases** across
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**TypeScript/JavaScript, Python, Go, and Rust** — and tailors its follow-up
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questions to whatever you pick. Dimensions covered:
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- **Project** — type (frontend / backend / full-stack) and a short description
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- **Project** — type (frontend / backend / full-stack / CLI / script) and a short description
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- **Language & framework** — plus framework-specific conventions
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- **API** — REST, GraphQL, gRPC, tRPC
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- **Frontend** — styling and state management
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