superslate 0.1.0

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+ All rights reserved.
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+ This bootstrap package does not contain or grant access to the superslate Product Source. Use of
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+ the bootstrapper and any source obtained through it requires an authorized entitlement and remains
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+ subject to the terms supplied with the applicable order.
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+ # superslate
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+ Create a buyer-owned, production-oriented SaaS application from a licensed superslate release.
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+ ```sh
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+ pnpm dlx superslate@latest my-saas
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+ ```
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+ The same package works with Bun:
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+ ```sh
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+ bunx superslate@latest my-saas
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+ ```
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+ It can also be launched through npm with `npx superslate@latest my-saas`. The launcher does not
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+ change the generated toolchain: superslate always installs the canonical `pnpm-lock.yaml` with pnpm.
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+ This keeps local development, CI, upgrades, and support on one reproducible package-manager path.
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+ The CLI guides you through the application name, brand, dependency installation, Git initialization,
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+ and whether to start local development immediately. It derives the internal workspace namespace from
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+ the brand, generates a unique Better Auth secret locally, selects an available local Postgres port,
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+ and refuses to overwrite a non-empty directory. The namespace groups private monorepo packages and
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+ does not need to exist on npm.
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+ ## Source access
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+ The npm package is a public bootstrapper; it does not contain the paid foundation source. Before
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+ running it:
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+ 1. accept the private GitHub repository invitation included with your superslate entitlement;
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+ 2. install [GitHub CLI](https://cli.github.com/); and
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+ 3. authenticate once with `gh auth login`.
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+ The CLI never asks you to paste a GitHub token. Its version is bound to the matching immutable
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+ source tag: `superslate@1.2.3` downloads `v1.2.3`. It downloads the release archive, SHA-256 file,
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+ and manifest through your existing GitHub CLI session and verifies both records before extracting
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+ source.
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+ ## Options
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+ ```text
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+ --scope <namespace> Advanced override for the workspace namespace derived from the brand
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+ --brand <name> Override the display name derived from the app name
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+ --no-install Generate without installing dependencies
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+ --no-git Generate without initializing Git
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+ --start Start Postgres and the development servers after creation
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+ --no-start Create the application without starting it
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+ --yes Accept all recommended defaults
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+ --from <path> Use a local source checkout for maintainer or pre-release testing
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+ ```
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+ When automatic startup is selected, Ctrl+C stops the application development servers. The detached
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+ Postgres container remains available for the next run; stop it later with `docker compose down` from
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+ the generated directory.
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+ For reproducible automation, select an exact CLI version instead of `latest`:
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+ ```sh
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+ pnpm dlx superslate@1.2.3 my-saas --yes --no-start
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+ ```
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+ Product information: [superslate.dev](https://superslate.dev)