create-electron-starter
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An unofficial CLI tool to scaffold a new electron-vite project in seconds, with templates for your preferred frontend framework, various optional integrations, and essential configuration files.
⚡ Built for developers who want to skip boilerplate setup and jump straight into coding.
The CLI is available to use with any of the common package managers.
# Using npm
npx create-electron-starter
# Using pnpm
pnpx create-electron-starter
# Using yarn
yarn create electron-starter
# Using bun
bunx create-electron-starter
Keep in mind that if you use pnpm you'll need to approve the postinstall scripts (Electron, ESBuild, and SWC if you use React) after the CLI finishes the configuration with this command:
pnpm approve-builds
React, Vue, and Svelte.Found a bug or have a suggestion? You can open an issue here → GitHub Issues
Also, if you liked the CLI and found it useful, consider giving the project a star on GitHub → Repository
FAQs
An unofficial CLI to scaffold electron-vite projects
We found that create-electron-starter 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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