create-redwood-rsc-app
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This is the RedwoodJS RSC quick-start installer. It's designed to get you started as fast as possible with a new RedwoodJS project with RSC support enabled.
It's very opinionated. If you need more control over your project setup, please use our standard RedwoodJS installer.
npx -y create-redwood-rsc-app <desired-installation-directory>
First make sure you have an NPM token with publish rights configured in your
~/.yarnrc.yml file.
Then just run the following command when you're on the main branch:
yarn tsx publish.ts <version> <otp> where <version> is
"patch", "minor", or "major" and <otp> is your two-factor authentication
token.
It will updata the version in package.json, create a new commit and tag it.
After that it'll publish a new version to NPM and finally it'll push the new
commit and tag to the upstream main branch.
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We found that create-redwood-rsc-app 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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