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@crela/init
Advanced tools
Set up Crela license verification in a Node.js or Electron project with one command.
Setup wizard for Crela creators: wires the licence SDK into a Node.js or Electron project in one step.
Run it in your project directory:
npx @crela/init
The tool:
verifyOrExit() into your entry file.env with CRELA_SDK_MARKERvite.config.ts automatically (for Vite projects)After that, just run npm run build.
For Rust and Tauri, use the crela-license crate directly. For any other language (.NET, Java, Python, C++, Go) there is no SDK — embed the marker as a compile-time constant, see crela.io/creator-guidelines#sdk.
export CRELA_API_KEY="crela_..."
npx @crela/init # no longer prompts for the key
export CRELA_API_URL="http://localhost:3010"
npx @crela/init
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Set up Crela license verification in a Node.js or Electron project with one command.
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