project-scaffolder

To generate a starter repository, provide a stack name like Next.js, Vite, Nest, or FastAPI. The scaffolder auto-generates a complete folder structure, baseline code, and configuration files for that specific stack.

An auto-generated project scaffold includes a standardized folder tree with src/, lib/, config/, and tests/ directories, alongside baseline code, linting configs, environment templates, and setup documentation.

Yes, you can bootstrap a FastAPI or Nest backend by specifying the stack. The scaffolder supports multi-stack templates and produces stack-specific package or requirements files and baseline endpoints.

Standardizing project structure across multiple stacks is best achieved by using automated scaffolding templates. This ensures consistent default directories, CI configurations, and linting setups across different frameworks like Next.js and Vite.

Yes, the generated starter repo includes Docker and CI configuration files. These pre-configured build and run scripts ensure the newly scaffolded project is immediately ready for development and deployment.

To scaffold a new project template, simply request a starter repository by providing your desired stack name. The tool will immediately output a complete, ready-to-run project skeleton with all necessary boilerplate.