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create-kaplay
Advanced tools
A CLI tool to create a new KAPLAY project in no time.
It will create a project template using Vite, this will give you:
If you want to package your game for desktop, you can use the --desktop option
to enable Tauri support. Follow the
Tauri prerequisites guide
to get started.
# quick start with default config
create-kaplay mygame
# calling with options
create-kaplay --typescript --desktop mygame
create-kaplay [OPTIONS] <dir>
-h, --help Print help message
-t, --typescript Use TypeScript
-d, --desktop Enable packaging for desktop release (uses tauri and requires rust to be installed)
-e, --example <name> Start from an example listed on play.kaplayjs.com
-s --spaces <level> Use spaces instead of tabs for generated files
-v, --version <label> Use a specific kaplay version (default latest)
-verb, --verbose Print additional information
Q: Why not HMR with Vite?
A: KAPLAY Games are stateful and live-reloading can break the game state. You
can enable HMR by removing hmr key inside vite.config.js.
FAQs
Start a KAPLAY project in no time
We found that create-kaplay 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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