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create-thulite

Official CLI for scaffolding a new Thulite project.

Status

npm (scoped)

Requirements

Usage

npm

npm create thulite@latest

Yarn

yarn create thulite

pnpm

pnpm create thulite

bun

bun create thulite

Then follow the prompts!

Options

You can also directly specify the project name and the template you want to use via additional command line options. For example, to scaffold a Thulite + Doks project, run:

npm

npm create thulite@latest my-project -- --template doks

Yarn

yarn create thulite my-project --template doks

pnpm

pnpm create thulite my-project --template doks

bun

bun create thulite my-project --template doks

Project name

You can use . for the project name to scaffold in the current directory.

Templates

Templates with recommended integrations (SEO and Images):

  • doks
  • bolt
  • tailwindcss-rec
  • bootstrap-rec
  • basic-rec

Templates without recommended integrations:

  • tailwindcss
  • bootstrap
  • basic

Help

You can view all available options and templates using the help command:

npm

npx create-thulite@latest --help

Yarn

yarn create thulite --help

pnpm

pnpm create thulite --help

bun

bun create thulite --help

Troubleshooting

Windows Permission Errors with Yarn

If you encounter EPERM: operation not permitted errors when using Yarn on Windows, try one of these solutions:

  1. Run as Administrator: Right-click PowerShell and select "Run as Administrator"

  2. Use npm instead:

    npm create thulite@latest my-project -- --template doks
  3. Fix .yarnrc permissions:

    $yarnrcPath = "$env:USERPROFILE\.yarnrc"
    if (Test-Path $yarnrcPath) {
        icacls $yarnrcPath /grant "$env:USERNAME:(F)"
    }
  4. Delete problematic .yarnrc (if safe to do so):

    Remove-Item "$env:USERPROFILE\.yarnrc" -Force

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