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@stackframe/init-stack
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This package provides a command-line tool to initialize Stack Auth in your project.
npx init-stack [project-path] [options]
--help, -h: Show help message--dry-run: Run without making any changes--neon: Use Neon database--js: Initialize for JavaScript project--next: Initialize for Next.js project--npm: Use npm as package manager--yarn: Use yarn as package manager--pnpm: Use pnpm as package manager--bun: Use bun as package manager--client: Initialize client-side only--server: Initialize server-side only--no-browser: Don't open browser for environment variable setupSTACK_DISABLE_INTERACTIVE: Set to any value to disable interactive prompts. Useful for CI/CD environments.Initialize Stack Auth in a Next.js project without opening the browser:
npx init-stack --next --no-browser
Initialize Stack Auth in a JavaScript project with npm:
npx init-stack --js --npm
For more information, please visit Stack Auth Documentation.
FAQs
The setup wizard for Stack. https://stack-auth.com
The npm package @stackframe/init-stack receives a total of 103 weekly downloads. As such, @stackframe/init-stack popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @stackframe/init-stack demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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