create-minimal-template

A CLI tool that scaffolds minimal, production-ready frontend projects. Pick your framework, bundler, language, and helpers — get a clean project with nothing extra.

All packages are resolved to their latest stable versions at scaffold time.

Usage

npx create-minimal-template

pnpx create-minimal-template

What you can configure

Framework

• React
• Next.js

Bundler (React only)

• Vite
• Webpack

Language

• JavaScript
• TypeScript

Helpers

• Tailwind CSS (v4)
• ESLint
• React Router DOM
• Redux Toolkit

Examples

React + Vite + TypeScript

? Project name: my-app
? Choose a framework: React
? Choose a bundler: Vite
? Choose a language: TypeScript
? Choose helper packages: Tailwind CSS, ESLint

Project "my-app" is ready.

  cd my-app
  npm run dev

Next.js + TypeScript

? Project name: my-next-app
? Choose a framework: Next.js
? Choose a language: TypeScript
? Choose helper packages: Tailwind CSS, Redux Toolkit

Project "my-next-app" is ready.

  cd my-next-app
  npm run dev

React + Webpack + JavaScript

? Project name: my-webpack-app
? Choose a framework: React
? Choose a bundler: Webpack
? Choose a language: JavaScript
? Choose helper packages: ESLint, React Router DOM

Project "my-webpack-app" is ready.

  cd my-webpack-app
  npm run dev

Supported configurations

Framework	Bundler	Language	Helpers
React	Vite, Webpack	JS, TS	Tailwind, ESLint, React Router DOM, Redux
Next.js	Built-in	JS, TS	Tailwind, ESLint, Redux

Notes

• React Router DOM is skipped for Next.js (built-in routing covers it)
• Tailwind uses v4 — @import "tailwindcss" syntax, no config file needed
• ESLint for Next.js is provided by create-next-app; TS projects get @typescript-eslint on top
• Webpack projects use ts-loader for TypeScript, Babel for JavaScript