Scaffold

Scaffold a new project using my standard boilerplates.

Available Boilerplates

1. Full-Stack (Python + React)

Located at assets/fullstack/.

Stack:

• Backend: Python 3.12+, FastAPI, SQLAlchemy (async), Alembic, uv, ruff, pyright, pytest
• Frontend: React, Vite, TypeScript, TanStack Query, shadcn/ui, Tailwind, vitest
• Infrastructure: Docker Compose, PostgreSQL, Redis, GitHub Actions CI

2. Rust CLI

Located at assets/rust-cli/.

Stack:

• Rust 2024 edition, MSRV 1.85+
• clap (derive) — argument parsing with subcommands
• anyhow + thiserror — error handling (app + lib pattern)
• figment — layered config (file → env → CLI)
• indicatif + colored — progress bars and terminal colors
• tracing — structured logging
• GitHub Actions CI, pre-commit hooks

Steps

1. Ask what kind of project (if not specified):

   • Full-stack (Python + React) — use fullstack
   • Backend-only — use only backend/ from fullstack
   • Frontend-only — use only frontend/ from fullstack
   • Rust CLI — use rust-cli

2. Copy the boilerplate: Copy the appropriate files from assets/ to the project root

3. Customize:

   For Full-Stack:

   • Update project name in package.json, pyproject.toml, README.md
   • Adjust docker-compose.yml service names if needed
   • Remove example Item model/routes if not needed (or keep as reference)

   For Rust CLI:

   • Update project name in Cargo.toml, README.md
   • Rename binary if needed (update [[bin]] in Cargo.toml)
   • Adjust config paths in config.rs (defaults to mycli)

4. Initialize:

   For Full-Stack:

   • git init (if not already a repo)
   • Create initial migration: just db-migrate "initial"

   For Rust CLI:

   • git init (if not already a repo)
   • cargo build to verify setup

5. Verify it works:

   For Full-Stack:

   • Run just setup to build and start services
   • Check http://localhost:5173 (frontend) and http://localhost:8000/docs (API)

   For Rust CLI:

   • Run just check (fmt + clippy + test)
   • Run cargo run -- --help to see CLI help
   • Run cargo run -- example to test example subcommand

Notes

• Both boilerplates are working starting points—everything should run out of the box
• Adapt as needed for the specific project
• For hackathons: keep the example code as patterns to copy from

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