create-sweet-app
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Scaffold a full-stack SvelteKit application with tRPC and WindiCSS out of the box
Interactive CLI to quickly set up an opinionated, full-stack, typesafe SvelteKit project. Inspired by the T3 Stack and create-t3-app
Create the SWeeT app by running npx create-sweet-app
The SWeeT Stack is a tech stack consisting of SvelteKit, WindiCSS and tRPC. You can think of it as a T3 alternative built on SvelteKit.
To create your SWeeT app, run the following command depending on your package manager and answer the prompts:
npx create-sweet-app@latest
yarn create sweet-app
pnpm create sweet-app
Since Tailwind introduced JIT mode, it would seem as though WindiCSS is not much more useful in comparison to Tailwind. While JIT mode makes hot reloading fast in Tailwind, Windi is better suited for use with Vite because of its custom-tailored Vite adapter. Also, Windi is backed by the Open-Source community and has a few interesting features that Tailwind lacks.
For a more in-depth comparison between Windi and Tailwind, see this GitHub discussion.
FAQs
Scaffold a full-stack SvelteKit application with tRPC and WindiCSS out of the box
We found that create-sweet-app demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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