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- # Claude Code Templates Installer
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- A CLI tool to quickly setup Claude Code configurations for different programming languages and frameworks. No installation required - just use `npx`!
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- ## 📋 How to Use
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- ### Step 1: Navigate to Your Project
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- ```bash
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- cd your-project-directory
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- ```
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- ### Step 2: Run the Installer
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- ```bash
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- npx claude-code-templates
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- ```
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- ### Step 3: Follow the Interactive Setup
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- The installer will:
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- 1. 🔍 **Auto-detect** your project type (JavaScript, Python, etc.)
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- 2. 🎯 **Ask about frameworks** (React, Django, Flask, etc.)
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- 3. 📋 **Let you choose commands** (testing, linting, debugging)
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- 4. 🔧 **Let you select automation hooks** (formatting, type checking, etc.)
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- 5. ✅ **Confirm before installing**
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- ### Step 4: Start Using Claude Code
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- ```bash
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- claude
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- ```
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- ## 💡 Usage Examples
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- ### Interactive Setup (Recommended)
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- ```bash
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- cd my-react-app
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- npx claude-code-templates
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- # Follow the prompts - it will detect React automatically!
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- ```
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- ### Quick Setup for Specific Languages
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- ```bash
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- # React project
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- cd my-react-app
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- npx claude-code-templates --language javascript-typescript --framework react
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- # Python Django project
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- cd my-django-app
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- npx claude-code-templates --language python --framework django
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- # Node.js API
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- cd my-api
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- npx claude-code-templates --language javascript-typescript --framework node
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- # Generic Python project
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- cd my-python-project
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- npx claude-code-templates --language python
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- ```
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- ### Advanced Options
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- ```bash
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- # Skip all prompts and use defaults
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- npx claude-code-templates --yes
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- # See what would be installed without actually installing
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- npx claude-code-templates --dry-run
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- # Install to a different directory
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- npx claude-code-templates --directory /path/to/project
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- # Get help
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- npx claude-code-templates --help
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- ```
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- ## 🔄 Alternative Commands
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- All these commands work exactly the same way:
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- ```bash
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- npx claude-code-templates # ✅ Recommended (package name)
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- npx claude-code-template # Singular alias
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- npx create-claude-config # Create-style command
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- npx claude-init # Short alias
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- ```
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- ## ⚡ No Installation Required
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- **Why use `npx`?**
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- - ✅ Always gets the latest version
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- - ✅ No global installation needed
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- - ✅ Works on any machine with Node.js
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- - ✅ Follows npm best practices
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- If you prefer global installation:
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- ```bash
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- npm install -g claude-code-templates
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- create-claude-config
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- ```
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- ## Supported Languages
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- - **Common** - Universal configuration for any project
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- - **JavaScript/TypeScript** - Modern JS/TS development with frameworks
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- - **Python** - Python development with popular frameworks
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- - **Rust** - Rust development with Cargo and clippy
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- - **Go** - Go development with modules and testing
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- ## Supported Frameworks
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- ### JavaScript/TypeScript
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- - React
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- - Vue.js
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- - Angular
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- - Node.js
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- ### Python
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- - Django
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- - Flask
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- - FastAPI
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- ## Features
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- - 🔍 **Auto-detection** - Automatically detects your project type
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- - 🎯 **Framework-specific** - Includes framework-specific commands and configurations
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- - 🔧 **Selective automation hooks** - Choose which automation features to enable
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- - 💾 **Backup existing files** - Safely backs up existing CLAUDE.md and .claude directories
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- - ⚙️ **Customizable** - Interactive prompts for command and hook selection
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- - 🚀 **Quick setup** - Get started with Claude Code in seconds
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- - 🤖 **Post-installation validation** - Claude Code automatically reviews your setup
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- ## 🔧 Automation Hooks
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- The CLI allows you to selectively enable automation hooks that enhance your development workflow:
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- ### JavaScript/TypeScript Hooks
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- - **Console.log Detection** - Prevents committing debug statements
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- - **Prettier Auto-formatting** - Automatically formats code on save
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- - **TypeScript Type Checking** - Validates types after each edit
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- - **Import Validation** - Warns about performance-impacting wildcard imports
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- - **Auto-testing** - Runs relevant tests when files change
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- - **ESLint Integration** - Lints code before session ends
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- ### Python Hooks
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- - **Print Statement Detection** - Warns about debug print statements
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- - **Black Auto-formatting** - Formats Python code automatically
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- - **Import Sorting** - Organizes imports with isort
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- - **Flake8 Linting** - Checks code quality standards
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- - **MyPy Type Checking** - Validates type hints
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- - **Security Auditing** - Scans for vulnerabilities with bandit
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- ### Go Hooks
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- - **Print Statement Detection** - Warns about fmt.Print statements
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- - **Auto-formatting** - Formats code with gofmt and goimports
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- - **Go Vet Analysis** - Runs static analysis checks
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- - **Dependency Checking** - Lists and validates dependencies
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- - **Auto-testing** - Runs tests for modified files
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- ### Rust Hooks
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- - **Print Macro Detection** - Warns about println! statements
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- - **Rustfmt Formatting** - Automatically formats Rust code
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- - **Cargo Check** - Validates code compilation
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- - **Clippy Linting** - Runs Rust's built-in linter
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- - **Security Auditing** - Checks for vulnerable dependencies
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- ## What Gets Installed
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- ### Core Files
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- - `CLAUDE.md` - Main configuration file for Claude Code
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- - `.claude/settings.json` - Language-specific settings with selected automation hooks
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- - `.claude/commands/` - Custom commands for common tasks
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- - `.mcp.json` - Model Context Protocol server configurations
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- ### Automation Hooks
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- Each language template includes selectable automation hooks for:
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- - **PreToolUse**: Code quality checks before actions (e.g., detecting console.log statements)
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- - **PostToolUse**: Automatic formatting and validation after edits (e.g., Prettier, ESLint, type checking)
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- - **Stop**: Final checks before session ends (e.g., linting changed files, bundle analysis)
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- - **Notification**: Logging and monitoring of Claude Code activities
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- ### MCP Servers (Model Context Protocol)
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- Configure external tools and services to extend Claude's capabilities:
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- - **IDE Integration** - VS Code language diagnostics and Jupyter kernel execution
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- - **Web Search** - Real-time web search for up-to-date information and documentation
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- - **Filesystem Tools** - Advanced file operations, monitoring, and directory management
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- - **Database Tools** - Database connections, schema inspection, and query execution
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- MCP servers are configured in `.mcp.json` and enable Claude to:
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- - Execute code in VS Code or Jupyter environments
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- - Search the web for current information
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- - Perform advanced file system operations
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- - Connect to databases and run queries
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- ### Language-Specific Commands
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- Each language template includes optimized commands for:
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- - Testing (Jest, pytest, Cargo test, Go test)
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- - Linting and formatting (ESLint/Prettier, Black/flake8, clippy/rustfmt, gofmt/go vet)
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- - Building and deployment
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- - Debugging
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- - Framework-specific operations
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- ## 📱 What Happens During Setup
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- ### Interactive Experience
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- ```bash
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- $ npx claude-code-templates
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- 🚀 Setting up Claude Code configuration...
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- Target directory: /path/to/your/project
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- ✔ Project detection complete
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- 🔤 Select your programming language: (Use arrow keys)
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- ❯ JavaScript/TypeScript
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- Python
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- Common (Language-agnostic)
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- Rust (Coming Soon)
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- Go (Coming Soon)
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- ```
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- ### Step-by-Step Walkthrough
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- 1. **Project Detection** 📡
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- ✔ Project detection complete
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- - Scans your project for `package.json`, `requirements.txt`, etc.
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- - Auto-suggests the best language template
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- 2. **Language Selection** 🔤
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- 🔤 Select your programming language: JavaScript/TypeScript
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- - Choose from available languages
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- - Auto-selected based on detection
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- 3. **Framework Selection** 🎯
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- 🎯 Select your framework (optional): React
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- - Shows relevant frameworks for your language
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- - Auto-detected from dependencies
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- 4. **Command Selection** 📋
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- 📋 Select commands to include (use space to select):
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- ◉ Enhanced testing commands
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- ◉ Code linting and formatting
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- ◯ Git hooks integration
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- ◯ Debugging helpers
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- ```
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- 5. **Hook Selection** 🔧
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- 🔧 Select automation hooks to include (use space to select):
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- ◉ PreToolUse: Block files containing console.log statements
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- ◉ PostToolUse: Auto-format JavaScript/TypeScript files with Prettier
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- ◉ PostToolUse: Run TypeScript type checking after edits
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- ◯ PostToolUse: Run tests automatically for modified files
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- ◉ Stop: Run ESLint on changed files before stopping
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- ```
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- 6. **MCP Server Selection** 🔧
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- 🔧 Select MCP servers to include (use space to select):
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- ◉ IDE Integration - VS Code language diagnostics and code execution
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- ◉ Web Search - Search the web for up-to-date information
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- ◯ Filesystem Tools - Advanced file operations and monitoring
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- ◯ Database Tools - Database connection and query capabilities
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- - Choose Model Context Protocol servers to extend Claude's capabilities
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- - IDE Integration provides VS Code diagnostics and Jupyter kernel execution
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- - Web Search enables real-time web searches within Claude conversations
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- - Additional tools for filesystem operations and database management
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- 7. **Final Confirmation** 🚀
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- 🚀 Setup Claude Code for javascript-typescript with react (5 commands) (9 hooks) (4 MCP)? (Y/n)
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- - Review your choices including selected commands, hooks, and MCP servers
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- - Shows total count of each component being installed
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- - Type 'n' to cancel, 'y' or Enter to proceed
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- 8. **Installation** 📁
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- 📋 Existing CLAUDE.md backed up to CLAUDE.md.backup
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- ✓ Copied javascript-typescript/CLAUDE.md → CLAUDE.md
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- ✓ Copied base configuration and commands javascript-typescript/.claude → .claude
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- ✓ Copied javascript-typescript/.mcp.json → .mcp.json (with selected MCPs)
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- ✓ Copied framework commands javascript-typescript/examples/react-app/.claude/commands → .claude/commands
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- 🔧 Installed 9 automation hooks
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- 🔧 Installed 4 MCP servers
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- ✅ Claude Code configuration setup complete!
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- 📚 Next steps:
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- 1. Review the generated CLAUDE.md file
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- 2. Customize the configuration for your project
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- 3. Start using Claude Code with: claude
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- 💡 Language-specific features for javascript-typescript have been configured
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- 🎯 Framework-specific commands for react are available
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- 🔧 9 automation hooks have been configured
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- 🔧 4 MCP servers have been configured
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- ```
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- 9. **Configuration Validation** 🤖
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- 🔍 Post-Installation Validation
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- Claude Code can now review the installed configuration to ensure everything is properly set up.
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- 🤖 Would you like Claude Code to review and validate the installation? (Y/n)
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- ```
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- - **Automatic validation**: Claude Code offers to review your installation
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- - **Smart analysis**: Checks CLAUDE.md, settings.json, commands, and MCP configuration
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- - **Project-specific**: Validates settings match your language and framework
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- - **Optional**: You can skip and run `claude` manually later
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- - **Helpful suggestions**: Provides optimization recommendations for your setup
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- ## 🛡️ Safe Installation
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- - **Backup Protection**: Existing files are safely backed up
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- - **Confirmation Required**: Always asks before making changes
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- - **Dry Run Option**: Preview changes with `--dry-run`
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- - **Cancel Anytime**: Press Ctrl+C or answer 'No' to cancel
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- ## CLI Options
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- | `-l, --language` | Specify programming language | `--language python` |
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- | `-f, --framework` | Specify framework | `--framework react` |
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- | `-d, --directory` | Target directory | `--directory /path/to/project` |
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- | `-y, --yes` | Skip prompts and use defaults | `--yes` |
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- | `--dry-run` | Show what would be copied | `--dry-run` |
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- | `--help` | Show help information | `--help` |
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- ## Development
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- ### Setup for Contributing
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- ```bash
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- git clone https://github.com/davila7/claude-code-templates.git
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- cd claude-code-templates/cli-tool
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- npm install
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- ### Local Development
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- ```bash
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- npm link
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- # Test locally (will use your local changes)
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- # Test with specific options
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- # Run test suite
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- npm test
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- ### Testing Changes
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- npm start -- --dry-run --language javascript-typescript --framework react
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- ```
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- ### Project Structure
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- ```
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- ├── src/ # Source code
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- │ ├── command-scanner.js # Scans and loads commands
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- │ ├── file-operations.js # Handles file copying
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- │ ├── hook-scanner.js # Manages automation hooks
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- │ ├── index.js # Main entry point
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- │ ├── prompts.js # Interactive CLI prompts
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- │ ├── templates.js # Template configuration
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- │ └── utils.js # Utility functions
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- ├── templates/ # Language and framework templates
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- └── bin/ # Executable scripts
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- ## Contributing
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- We welcome contributions! Here's how to get started:
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- ### 1. Fork & Clone
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- cd claude-code-templates
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- ### 2. Create a Feature Branch
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- ### 3. Make Your Changes
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- - Add new framework examples in `templates/language/examples/`
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- - Update commands, hooks, or core functionality
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- - Follow existing code patterns
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- ### 4. Test Thoroughly
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- ### 5. Submit a Pull Request
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- - Commit with clear, descriptive messages
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- - Open a PR with description of changes
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- - Link any related issues
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- 1. Create `templates/your-language/` directory
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- 2. Add `CLAUDE.md`, `.claude/settings.json`, and `.mcp.json`
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- 3. Create commands in `.claude/commands/`
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- 4. Add framework examples in `examples/`
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- ## License
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- MIT License