@stonx/elysia/README.md

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# @stonx/elysia — Nx plugin for Elysia

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Nx plugin adding support for [Elysia](https://elysiajs.com/).

## Features

- Generators for scaffolding Elysia applications with Node
- TODO: Generators for scaffolding Elysia applications with Bun


## Add the plugin to an existing Nx workspace

### Recommended:

```shell
nx add @stonx/elysia
```

This command installs the plugin and performs any required setup in your workspace.

### Fallback (manual):
```shell
npm i -D @stonx/elysia
```

Note: Manual installation may require also having compatible peer dependencies installed.


## Generators

This plugin provides the following Nx generators.

### Application

Generate an Elysia application within your Nx workspace.

```shell
nx g @stonx/elysia:app my-app
```


## Build, Serve, and Test

Targets are provided by @nx/node. Typical commands:

- nx serve <appName> — Run the application in development
- nx build <appName> — Build the application with esbuild
- nx test <appName> — Run unit tests (if configured)
- nx lint <appName> — Run linting (if configured)


## Compatibility
- Nx: >= 18 < 22