@frame-script/create-latest

FrameScript project initializer - quickly scaffold a new FrameScript project with the latest template and binaries.

You can use this tool without installation via npm:

npm init @frame-script/latest

Or install it globally:

npm install -g @frame-script/create-latest

Run the command without arguments to be prompted for a project name:

npm init @frame-script/latest

or if installed globally:

create-latest

Provide the project name as an argument:

npm init @frame-script/latest my-project

or:

create-latest my-project

Display usage information:

create-latest --help

The initializer performs the following steps:

1. Fetches the latest FrameScript release from the GitHub repository
2. Downloads the project template (source code and configuration)
3. Downloads the latest binary release (pre-compiled binaries)
4. Creates a new project directory with your specified name
5. Extracts the template into the project directory
6. Installs binaries into the bin/ folder
7. Installs npm dependencies automatically

After initialization, you'll have a fully configured FrameScript project ready to use.

• Node.js >= 18
• npm

After initialization, your project will contain:

my-project/
├── bin/              # Pre-compiled FrameScript binaries
├── src/              # Your source code
├── package.json      # Project configuration
└── ...               # Other template files

The tool will exit with an error if:

• No project name is provided
• The target directory already exists
• Network requests fail (GitHub API or downloads)
• npm installation fails

npm run build

Watch mode for development:

npm run dev

npm run start my-test-project

• tar: Extract tarball archives
• unzipper: Extract ZIP archives
• https: Download files from GitHub

MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.

This is the official FrameScript project initializer. For issues or contributions, please visit the FrameScript repository.