`tynd create`


bunx @tynd/cli create [name]

Scaffold a new project. Interactive by default — prompts for project name, frontend framework, and runtime mode if flags are missing.

Flags

Flag	Values	Default
`-f, --framework <fw>`	`react`, `vue`, `svelte`, `solid`, `preact`, `lit`, `angular`	interactive prompt
`-r, --runtime <runtime>`	`full`, `lite`	interactive prompt
`--no-install`	—	install is run by default

Examples


bunx @tynd/cli create                              # fully interactive
bunx @tynd/cli create my-app                       # name given, rest prompted
bunx @tynd/cli create my-app -f react -r lite
bunx @tynd/cli create my-app -f vue -r full --no-install

What it does

Creates the project directory

Fails if the target directory exists and is not empty.

Scaffolds the frontend

Vite frameworks → bun create vite@latest <name> --template <fw>-ts
Angular → bunx @angular/cli@latest new <name> --defaults --skip-git --skip-install --ssr=false

Adds Tynd

Writes tynd.config.ts with the chosen runtime.
Creates backend/main.ts with a minimal app.start + greeting example.
Adds @tynd/cli, @tynd/core, @tynd/host to package.json.
Patches package.json scripts (dev, build, start).

Installs dependencies

Runs bun install unless --no-install.

Output


my-app/
├── tynd.config.ts
├── package.json
├── tsconfig.json
├── vite.config.ts       (Vite frameworks)
├── angular.json         (Angular)
├── backend/main.ts
├── src/                 (framework-specific)
└── public/favicon.svg

Frontend Frameworks guide.
tynd init — add Tynd to an existing project.
Project Structure.

tynd create