qruiq-create-app

To scaffold a Next.js app with HeroUI and Tailwind v4, provide a target directory, project name, site name, and description. The tool generates a production-ready skeleton with TypeScript and dark mode enabled.

Setting up a new Next.js project skeleton with TypeScript is best handled by scaffolding from a preconfigured template. This approach automatically initializes Git, applies Tailwind v4, and configures dark mode.

Yes, the HeroUI template includes dark mode and Git initialization. Scaffolding a project from this template creates a ready-to-run skeleton with a clean Git repository and dark mode configuration.

Yes, you can automatically update package.json and config/site.ts when creating a Next.js project. The scaffolding process applies your provided project name and site metadata to these files.

To clean up example routes in a newly scaffolded Next.js app, the template automatically removes default boilerplate content during project generation. This delivers a clean starting point for development.

To scaffold a Next.js app from a HeroUI template, you need to provide a target directory, project name, site name, and site description. These inputs configure the initial project metadata.