@battlestack/cli

@battlestack/cli

The battlestack CLI engine. Users don't install this package directly — the unscoped battlestack wrapper (published in version lockstep) is the entry point that provides the battlestack/bstack commands and makes npx battlestack resolve.

battlestack is a plugin-based scaffolding CLI for Nuxt 4. Answer a few prompts and it hands you a running app — not a folder of TODOs you still have to wire together.

npx battlestack@latest my-app

That works from a bare Node install. pnpm dlx battlestack@latest my-app and bunx battlestack@latest my-app do the same thing if you already have those on PATH. Requires Node >=24.

--pm <pnpm|npm|bun> sets the package manager for the generated project — independent of whichever one ran the command above. Node 25 dropped bundled Corepack, so a fresh machine commonly has npm and nothing else: if pnpm dlx isn't available yet, npm install -g pnpm, or just add --pm npm and skip pnpm entirely.

Non-interactive (CI, scripts): add --yes.

Templates

Each also prompts for optional features on top — storage, PWA, CI workflows, passkeys, and more, depending on the template.

This package

battlestack is the CLI entry point. It composes three siblings:

• @battlestack/core — the plugin SDK: types, registries, plugin loader.
• @battlestack/preset-nuxt4 — the Nuxt 4 framework definition and its open-source features.
• @battlestack/tui — the shared terminal-UI layer.

Installing battlestack pulls all three; you don't need to depend on them directly unless you're writing a plugin.

Full documentation, architecture notes and contribution guide: https://github.com/SevenLabnl/battlestack

License

MIT © SevenLab