create-leaflink-spa
Advanced tools
The recommended way to create a new front-end single page application (SPA) at LeafLink.
In the terminal, run npm create leaflink-spa and follow the prompts to configure a new project and create a project directory. To be consistent with our other SPAs, the generated project has a directory structure based on marketplace-web, with everything you should need to get started with a new SPA.
In addition, an /iac directory is created that contains Terraform configs needed to provision your new project as a Github repo, along with a readme with instructions. Terraform configs for environment provisioning contain secrets and should be requested in #devops-support-requests when you are ready to deploy.
Currently, front-end applications at LeafLink are built and maintained with the following core stack, included out of the box with this initializer.
@auth0/auth0-vue (auth platform integration, with helper code in app)axios (network, with auth)date-fns (date utilities)tailwindcss (CSS utility classes)typescript (typescript support)vite (dev server)husky (local commit checks)@leaflink/stash (design system)@tanstack/vue-query (query state management)pinia (local state management)vue-router (routing)vue (everything else)@faker-js/faker (random data generation, with helper code in app)@testing-library/vue (test framework)vitest (test runner)To support growth and replatforming at LeafLink, we need consistent and repeatable processes to create new front-end codebases. create-leaflink-spa provides an npm initializer that creates a new SPA project following our existing standards and practices for front-end applications.
FAQs
A streamlined way to setup new SPA projects within Leaflink
We found that create-leaflink-spa demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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