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⚡ @qwik.dev/cli

The official CLI for creating and managing Qwik projects.

# Create a new project
pnpm create qwik

# Add an integration
pnpm qwik add tailwind

# Scaffold a component or route
pnpm qwik new component my-button

📋 Requirements

  • Node.js >= 24.0.0

🏗️ Architecture

graph LR
    CQ["create-qwik"] --> Scaffold["Scaffold App"]
    Q["qwik"] --> Router
    Router -->|lazy import| Commands
    Commands --> Stubs["stubs/"]

    Scaffold --> Stubs
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All commands extend a shared Program base class with a consistent lifecycle: configure → parse → interact/validate → execute. Integrations in stubs/ are auto-discovered — no registration needed.

🧑‍💻 Development

pnpm install
pnpm build        # Build CLI (vp pack)
pnpm test         # Integration tests (Japa)
pnpm test:unit    # Unit tests (Vitest)
pnpm lint         # Lint
pnpm format       # Format

📁 Project Structure

bin/                # CLI entry points
src/
  commands/         # CLI commands (add, new, build, migrate, etc.)
  integrations/     # Loading and applying stubs to user projects
  create-qwik/      # create-qwik scaffolding logic
  core.ts           # Program base class (all commands extend this)
  router.ts         # Command routing with lazy imports
stubs/
  adapters/         # Server deployment targets (cloudflare, vercel, netlify, etc.)
  features/         # Optional integrations (tailwind, vitest, drizzle, etc.)
  apps/             # Starter templates for create-qwik
  templates/        # File generators for `qwik new`
migrations/
  v2/               # v1 → v2 migration pipeline

🔌 Contributing Stubs

Stubs are the most common contribution. They live in stubs/adapters/ and stubs/features/ and are auto-discovered — no registration needed. Drop a folder with a package.json and it shows up in qwik add.

Adapter vs Feature

  • Adapter (stubs/adapters/): A deployment target. Provides a server entry point and build config. Examples: cloudflare-pages, vercel-edge, node-server.
  • Feature (stubs/features/): An optional integration. Adds tooling, styling, testing, etc. Examples: tailwind, vitest, drizzle.

Stub Structure

Every stub is a directory with a package.json containing a __qwik__ key. All other files get copied into the user's project when they run qwik add <id>.

stubs/features/my-feature/
  package.json          # Required: metadata + dependencies
  src/global.css        # Optional: files copied to user's project
  prettier.config.js    # Optional: any config files

The directory name becomes the stub ID (what users type in qwik add <id>).

package.json format

A stub's package.json has two jobs:

  1. Standard npm fields (dependencies, devDependencies, scripts) — these get merged into the user's project.
  2. __qwik__ metadata — tells the CLI how to present and apply the integration.

Minimal example (a feature that just adds a dependency):

{
  "description": "Drizzle ORM",
  "devDependencies": {
    "drizzle-orm": "^0.30.0"
  },
  "__qwik__": {
    "displayName": "Integration: Drizzle ORM"
  }
}

That's all you need. displayName is what appears in the qwik add menu. Priority is derived automatically from the directory — adapters sort above features. You only need to set priority if you want to control ordering within the group.

With Vite plugin injection (the CLI auto-modifies the user's vite.config.ts):

{
  "__qwik__": {
    "displayName": "Integration: Tailwind v4 (styling)",
    "viteConfig": {
      "imports": [{ "defaultImport": "tailwindcss", "importPath": "@tailwindcss/vite" }],
      "vitePlugins": ["tailwindcss()"]
    }
  }
}

With post-install messaging:

{
  "__qwik__": {
    "displayName": "Adapter: Cloudflare Pages",
    "priority": 40,
    "docs": ["https://qwik.dev/deployments/cloudflare-pages/"],
    "nextSteps": {
      "title": "Next Steps",
      "lines": ["Run `pnpm run build` then `pnpm run deploy`"]
    }
  }
}

__qwik__ field reference

Field Required Description
displayName ✅ Label in the qwik add selection menu
priority Override sort order within group. Default: 20 (adapters), -10 (features)
viteConfig Auto-adds imports and plugins to vite.config.ts
docs Documentation URLs shown after install
nextSteps Instructions shown after install

Adapter-specific files

Adapters typically include:

stubs/adapters/my-adapter/
  package.json
  adapters/my-adapter/vite.config.ts    # Build config
  src/entry.my-adapter.tsx              # Server entry point
  gitignore                             # Merged into .gitignore (no dot prefix)

The scripts in an adapter's package.json get merged into the user's package.json:

{
  "scripts": {
    "build.server": "vite build -c adapters/my-adapter/vite.config.ts",
    "deploy": "my-platform deploy ./dist",
    "serve": "my-platform dev ./dist"
  }
}

Testing your stub

Build the CLI and test against a real project:

pnpm build
node ./dist/bin/qwik.mjs add my-feature

Or run the existing integration tests:

pnpm test

📄 License

MIT

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