create-zenith 1.3.17 → 1.3.19
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The official CLI for scaffolding new Zenith applications. Fast, animated, and delightful.
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## Canonical Docs
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- Create contract: `framework/docs`
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- Install and compatibility: `framework/docs`
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## Overview
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`create-zenith` is the entry point to the Zenith ecosystem. It provides a signature, high-quality terminal experience for initializing new projects, ensuring you go from command line to `localhost` in seconds with confidence.
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- **Interactive UX**: Built with `@clack/prompts` for intuitive arrow-key navigation and clear visual indicators.
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- **Reliable Fallbacks**: Automatically detects CI environments and non-TTY pipes to provide clean, static output.
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- **Smart Detection**: automatically detects your preferred package manager (Bun, pnpm, Yarn, or npm).
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- **Tool-Agnostic Output**: ESLint, Prettier, and TypeScript path aliases are opt-in. If you answer `No`, the generated project contains no scripts, dependencies, config files, or ignore files for that tool.
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## Quick Start
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| `-h, --help` | Show usage information |
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| `-v, --version` | Show version number |
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## Optional Tooling Contract
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During scaffold, `create-zenith` asks whether to include:
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- ESLint
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- TypeScript path aliases
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Tooling behavior is strict:
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- If you enable ESLint, the project gets `eslint.config.js`, lint scripts, and matching ESLint dependencies.
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- If you disable ESLint, the project contains zero ESLint references.
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- If you enable Prettier, the project gets `.prettierrc`, `.prettierignore`, a format script, and the Prettier dependency.
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- If you disable Prettier, the project contains zero Prettier references.
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## Beta Version Pinning
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Zenith beta currently pins `@zenithbuild/core` to `0.5.0-beta.2.20` and leaf packages (compiler, cli, runtime, router, bundler) to `0.5.0-beta.2.20`. This is intentional — core contains the CLI entry point and may bump independently for bin/CLI fixes without touching the engine.
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If you see version mismatches after install, delete `node_modules` and `package-lock.json`, then reinstall.
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## Latest Release
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- Generated apps now depend on `@zenithbuild/core@latest` so new installs track the current stable framework release.
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- Template downloads now resolve from `zenithbuild/framework`, which is the active monorepo source of truth.
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- ESLint and Prettier are now feature overlays, so opting out leaves no stray config or dependency references in the scaffolded app.
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- Verified scaffold → install → build coverage lives in `tests/template-regression.spec.mjs`.
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## Development
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```bash
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# Enter the package
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cd framework/packages/create-zenith
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# Install dependencies
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bun install
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