create-solana-dapp

⚡ Get up and running fast with Solana dApps ⚡

Just run one simple command to generate a new project!

npx create-solana-dapp@latest

Templates

The templates are supported within create-solana-dapp:

External templates

You can also use create-solana-dapp to create projects using external templates:

The --template (or -t) flag supports anything that giget supports

pnpx create-solana-dapp --template <github-org>/<github-repo>

Init script

Template authors can add an init script to the package.json file to help set up the project.

Use this script to return instructions to the user, check the anchor and solana versions, and replace text and files in the project.

{
  "name": "your-template",
  "create-solana-dapp": {
    // These instructions will be returned to the user after installation
    "instructions": [
      "Run Anchor commands:",
      // Adding a '+' will make the line bold and '{pm}' is replaced with the package manager
      "+{pm} run anchor build | test | localnet | deploy",
    ],
    // Rename is a map of terms to rename
    "rename": {
      // Rename every instance of counter
      "counter": {
        // With the name of the project
        "to": "{{name}}",
        // In the following paths
        "paths": ["anchor", "src"],
      },
    },
    // Check versions and give a warning if it's not installed or the version is lower
    "versions": {
      "anchor": "0.30.1",
      "solana": "1.18.0",
    },
  },
}

Planned frameworks to support

The following UI frameworks are planned and expected to be supported in the future:

• VueJS
• Svelte
• React Native

Supported on-chain program frameworks

The following on-chain programs (aka smart contracts) frameworks are supported within create-solana-dapp:

• Anchor

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for more info.

Local development

[!TIP] This project uses pnpm as the package manager. If you don't have it, you can install it using corepack:

corepack enable
corepack prepare pnpm@10 --activate

To install the project locally, run the following commands:

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