Momentum

Commands:

• Create Vite Project, creates a Vite project with the supplied projectName & template, for templates, see vite supported templates
• Create React Project, creates a Vite React project, with some preferences like automatically installing eslint/typescript and a few things.
• Create Vue Project, creates a Vite vue project, preferences include typescript & eslint
• Create Empty Project, basically creates an empty package in Node.js

Future features

• Support Go & Go mod
• Support Python, pip3 & poetry
• Add express.js MVC template
• Add GraphQL MVC template
• Add Orval.js template bundler a swagger schema url provided
• Add Django with ability to opt-in DRF/GraphQL installation
• Auto-detect IDE-related directories
• User requested features

Requesting features

• Feel free to request features or PR them
• PRs are preferred to be opened in @raycast/extensions to preserve your credit, for such reason: any PR to project's repo won't be accepted

Run locally

• npm install
• npm run dev

Lint

• npm lint
• npm fix-lint # fix linting errors

Publishing

• npm publish

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Contribution guides

• Feel free to add one of the supported features or write tests, since I had no time for both even though both were on my timeline
• Command files should be prefixed with project-
• Use only .ts unless your command has a UI
• Don't alter .eslintrc, Create a separate PR in @leondaz/eslint-config

Adding commands

1. Package manager is one of [npm, pnpm, yarn, bun]

   • Add the command to package.json
   • Add a file representing the command project-my-command.ts
   • Import src/utils/ProjectCommand in file
   • Write the installation logic only, if you want to show an error, use throw with the message you want and it will show up in raycast

2. Package manager is one of [go mod, poetry, pip3]

   • Most likely, you'll run into issues because I haven't tested them with the current implementation, you'll need first to ensure that the package manager's functionality is working you can do that in src/utils/packageManagers.ts

3. Package manager is something else

   • Feel free to implement your own package manager as needed

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Please only use npm since that's what's used in @raycast/extensions