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CapKit

The CapKit CLI is a command-line interface that simplifies the process of configuring Capacitor with SvelteKit. With CapKit, you can quickly set up Capacitor for your SvelteKit app, making it easy to build and deploy native mobile applications as well as progressive web apps.

Table of Contents

• CapKit
  • Table of Contents
• Installation
• Usage
  • Development
  • Build
  • API
• Capacitor
• Examples
• Issues
• License

Installation

Before installing CapKit, be aware that building native applications requires you to use Adapter Static because of the way Capacitor works. If you are only building a progressive web app you can use any adapter you want.

To get started with the CLI you can simply go into your existing sveltekit project and run:

npm:

1npx capkit init

pnpm:

1pnpm dlx capkit init

yarn:

1yarn dlx capkit init

bun:

1bunx capkit init

Upon doing this, you will be guided through a series of questions to help you configure your project optimally. These questions will allow you to tailor the setup to your specific requirements.

Usage

Development

When working with native applications and using their respective IDE's (Android Studio or Xcode) you can enable hot reloading by running:

npm:

1npm run dev:cap

pnpm:

1pnpm dev:cap

yarn:

1yarn dev:cap

bun:

1bun dev:cap

If you are solely focusing on creating a progressive web app you can run:

npm:

1npm run dev

pnpm:

1pnpm dev

yarn:

1yarn dev

bun:

1bun dev

Build

When building to native platforms you can use:

npm:

1npm run build:cap

pnpm:

1pnpm build:cap

yarn:

1yarn build:cap

bun:

1bun build:cap

If you are solely focusing on building a progressive web app you can run:

npm:

1npm run build

pnpm:

1pnpm build

yarn:

1yarn build

bun:

1bun build

API

CapKit also exposes an API to allow you to use it programmatically. This can be useful if you want to integrate CapKit into your own tooling or if you want to extend CapKit's functionality, you can use it like this:

1import { initializeProject, type Options } from 'capkit';
2
3const options: Options = {
4	appName: 'My App',
5	appId: 'com.myapp',
6	platforms: ['android', 'ios'],
7	plugins: ['clipboard', 'push-notifications'] // See a full list of plugins here: https://capacitorjs.com/docs/apis
8};
9
10initializeProject(options);

Capacitor

For further questions about Capacitor you can refer to the Capacitor Docs.

Examples

Here is a example project of a SvelteKit app with Capacitor deployed to Vercel: https://capkit-vercel.vercel.app/ Repository: https://github.com/Hugos68/capkit-vercel

Issues

If you encounter any issues or have concerns, please take a moment to report them. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and improves the quality of CapKit.

License

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