CLI reference

npm create plug-store [folder] [flags]

Flags

Flag	Values	Default
--yes, -y	—	Prompts interactively
--company	any string	My Plug Store / Minha Loja Plug
--theme	one of the 50 theme ids	fashion
--currency	BRL, USD, EUR	BRL
--whatsapp	digits with country code	empty
--pix-key	CPF, CNPJ, e-mail, phone, random key	empty
--pix-city	max 15 ASCII characters	empty (falls back to BRASIL)
--lang	pt, en	the machine's LANG / LC_ALL

The positional argument is the folder name. Without it you get my-catalog in English or meu-catalogo in Portuguese.

Exit codes

Code	Meaning
0	Project created
1	Invalid --theme, --currency or --lang; or the target folder already exists

An invalid value prints the accepted list, so a typo in a pipeline fails loudly instead of silently producing a fashion store.

Interactive prompts

Seven questions, of which the last two are conditional:

1. Project folder name
2. Store / company name
3. Industry theme (a searchable list of 50)
4. Currency
5. WhatsApp number
6. Pix key — only when the currency is BRL
7. Pix city — only when a Pix key was given

Generated files

my-store/
├── .gitignore
├── index.html
├── package.json          # core + themes pinned to this CLI's version
├── postcss.config.js
├── tailwind.config.js    # content includes the compiled library
├── tsconfig.json
├── tsconfig.node.json
├── vite.config.ts
└── src/
    ├── App.tsx           # <CatalogApp /> with your answers
    ├── index.css         # Tailwind directives + token overrides
    └── main.tsx          # library CSS, then your CSS

The generated package.json pins @neverleans-labs/plug-store-core and @neverleans-labs/plug-store-themes to ^<the CLI's own version>. All three packages are released together on the same version, so the CLI you ran and the packages you get are always a tested pair.

Examples

Non-interactive, full configuration:

npm create plug-store bloom -- \
  --yes \
  --company "Bloom Cosmetics" \
  --theme beauty \
  --currency BRL \
  --whatsapp 5511999998888 \
  --pix-key bloom@example.com \
  --pix-city "Sao Paulo"

English prompts on a Portuguese machine:

npm create plug-store my-store -- --lang en

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