buildmystack

Why buildmystack?

You open your system to start a new project.

First step? Setup

• Create frontend
• Setup backend
• Connect database
• Configure auth
• Fix folder structure
• Debug configs

1–2 hours gone… before writing a single feature.

Now multiply that across every project.

buildmystack exists to eliminate that friction.

Instead of repeating the same setup again and again, you get a production-ready foundation in seconds — so you can focus on what actually matters: building your product.

What buildmystack gives you

• Instant full-stack project setup via npx.
• Flexible stack selection (frontend, backend, database)
• Built-in authentication (ready to use)
• Clean, scalable architecture (no messy boilerplate)
• Smart dependency handling (npm / yarn / pnpm)
• Ready-to-run dev environment

Usage

You don't even need to install it globally! You can seamlessly run:

npx buildmystack my-app

(Optionally pass --no-install to skip the automatic dependency installation)

What happens next?

1. The CLI will ask you to select a stack.
2. It generates a perfectly structured project in the my-app directory.
3. It uses your preferred package manager to install everything under the hood.

Once completed, navigate into your new project and start the development servers:

cd my-app
npm run dev

Your development environment is ready to go.

Generated Output Structure (Example)

my-app/
├── client/          # Vite React App (Pages, Components, Context, API Hook)
├── server/          # Express App (Controllers, Models, Middleware, DB Config)
├── .gitignore
├── package.json     # Root package.json running concurrently

Changelog

Keep track of new features, bug fixes, and improvements in each version of buildmystack.

0.2.0-beta.0 (Latest)

• Feature: Completely modularized Database and Auth setups for React-Express and Next.js templates.
• Feature: Added PostgreSQL (Sequelize) database support alongside MongoDB.
• Feature: Added dynamic module dependency resolution (requires field) and advanced file injection system.
• Bug Fix: Fixed code injection parsing issues and improved dependency extraction paths.

Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are highly welcomed! Please check out our Contributing Guide for details on how you can help.

Support

If you find this project useful, consider giving it a ⭐ on GitHub!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.