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@raven-js/hatch
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Zero-dependency app bootstrapping and tutorial CLI for modern JavaScript
Raven's nest builder - Zero-dependency app bootstrapping and tutorial CLI for modern JavaScript
Hatch provides surgical precision for project creation and developer guidance. Built with zero dependencies and modern JavaScript, it offers the sharp tools needed to bootstrap new applications and guide developers through the RavenJS ecosystem with the intelligence and efficiency ravens are known for.
npm install -g @raven-js/hatch
# Create new application
hatch create my-app
# Start interactive tutorial
hatch tutorial
# Get recommendations for next steps
hatch guide
import { create, tutorial } from "@raven-js/hatch";
// Programmatic app creation
await create({
name: "my-app",
template: "minimal",
features: ["wings", "beak"],
});
// Interactive tutorial system
await tutorial.start("getting-started");
Hatch embodies the Raven philosophy of surgical precision in project bootstrapping:
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Zero-dependency app bootstrapping and tutorial CLI for modern JavaScript
We found that @raven-js/hatch demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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