vovk init

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If vovk-cli is installed globally it can be run with vovk init command. If it’s not, it can be run with npx vovk-cli init or with a shortcut npx vovk-init.

It performs some changes at your Next.js project that you would need to do manually. The command asks the following questions:

• What validation library you want to use?
• Do you want to enable client validation?
• Do you want to update "dev" script and add "generate" script to package.json?
• Do you want to update tsconfig.json with experimentalDecorators?

After the questions are answered, the command updates the files accordingly, installs the necessary packages, and creates config file.

Available flags

If you want to skip the questions, or you want to use a specific package manager, you can use the following flags:

• -y, --yes - Skip all prompts and use default values.
• --log-level <level> - Set log level. Default is info.
• --use-npm - Use npm as package manager.
• --use-yarn - Use yarn as package manager.
• --use-pnpm - Use pnpm as package manager.
• --use-bun - Use bun as package manager.
• --skip-install - Skip installing dependencies.
• --update-ts-config - Update tsconfig.json.
• --update-scripts <mode> - Update package.json scripts (“implicit” or “explicit”).
• --validation-library <library> - Validation library to use (“vovk-zod”, “vovk-yup”, “vovk-dto” or another). Set to “none” to skip validation.
• --validate-on-client - Path to validateOnClient file.
• --channel <channel> - Channel to use for fetching packages. Default is latest.
• --dry-run - Do not write files to disk.

Example:

npx vovk-init --yes --use-yarn