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@thanhnn/create-chrome-extension
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@thanhnn/create-chrome-extension
This is a script written in Node.js. It allows users to create a project from a predefined template, customize the project name, and automatically set up the directory structure and `package.json` file.
@thanhnn/create-chrome-extension
A CLI tool to easily bootstrap a new Chrome extension project with modern web technologies like React, TypeScript, ShadCN and Tailwind CSS.
Features
- Quick Setup: Initialize your Chrome extension project in minutes.
- React & TypeScript: Leverage the power of React for building UI and TypeScript for type safety.
- Tailwind CSS: Use Tailwind for a utility-first approach to styling.
- ShadCN: Built-in support for ShadCN for customizable components.
Installation
To install the package, run:
npm i -g @thanhnn/create-chrome-extension
Usage
Create a new Chrome extension by running:
create-chrome-extension my-extension
Replace my-extension with your desired project name.
Scripts
The following scripts are included in the project:
build: Builds the project for production.test: Runs the test suite.
License
ISC
Keywords
Chrome, extension, frontend, cli, template, create, boilerplate, react, typescript, tailwind, shadCN, init
FAQs
This is a script written in Node.js. It allows users to create a project from a predefined template, customize the project name, and automatically set up the directory structure and `package.json` file.
We found that @thanhnn/create-chrome-extension demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 05 Nov 2024
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