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Create node api with one command

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    Create "Bridge"

    Easiest way to spin up a new express app with typescript and eslint using create-bridge CLI.

    • node v22
    • express v5
    • typescript
    • drizzle-orm
    • eslint (flat config) + prettier

    Getting Started

    Simply run the following command:

    Interactive

    npx create-bridge@latest
    # or
    yarn create bridge
    # or
    pnpm create bridge
    # or
    bunx bridge

    You will be prompted to enter the name of your project and given the option to choose a template.

    Non-Interactive

    You can also run the command by passing the name and other option as arguments:

    npx create-bridge@latest my-app --use-pnpm --drizzle --eslint

    Run create-bridge --help for more information.

    Why use Create Bridge?

    create-bridge allows you to create a new node.js app within seconds and includes a number of benefits:

    • Interactive Experience: Running npx create-bridge@latest (with no arguments) launches an interactive experience that guides you through setting up a project.
    • Zero Dependencies: Initializing a project is as quick as one second. Create Bridge has zero dependencies.
    • Offline Support: Create Bridge will automatically detect if you're offline and bootstrap your project using your local package cache.
    • Template Support: Choose from a variety of templates to get started with.