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create-wagmi
Advanced tools
create-wagmi
Get up and running quickly with wagmi by using the create-wagmi
CLI. This tool interactively scaffolds a new wagmi project for you so you can start building instantly without the hassle of setting up git
, installing packages, worrying about TypeScript configuration, etc.
To get started, create-wagmi
can be instantiated with one of your favorite package managers:
npm init wagmi
# or
pnpm create wagmi
# or
yarn create wagmi
By default, create-wagmi
scaffolds a basic Next.js application with wagmi. However, you can specify a custom template by passing the --template
/-t
flag:
npm init wagmi -- --template next-with-connectkit
# or
pnpm create wagmi --template next-with-connectkit
# or
yarn create wagmi --template next-with-connectkit
create-wagmi
currently comes with the following templates:
next
(default): A Next.js wagmi project.next-with-connectkit
: A Next.js wagmi project with ConnectKit included.next-with-rainbowkit
: A Next.js wagmi project with RainbowKit included.vite-react
: A Vite (React) wagmi project.create-react-app
: A Create React App wagmi projectSpecify a custom template to bootstrap the app with.
Use npm as the package manager for the app.
Use pnpm as the package manager for the app.
Use yarn as the package manager for the app.
Skips initializing the project as a git repository
FAQs
Create Wagmi apps with one command
We found that create-wagmi 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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