init
js/cli/init.md
fino init creates a minimal package.json for a Fino project. Use it when
starting a new package or when turning a script directory into a package that
can declare dependencies for fino install and bare package imports:
fino init --yesThe command writes name, version, type, description, license,
author, and repository. type is always module. Defaults come from the
directory name and Git configuration when available. In an interactive context,
unset fields can be prompted; --yes accepts defaults without prompting.
Command Reference
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
--name |
string | Package name. Defaults to the current directory name. |
--version |
string | Package version. Defaults to 1.0.0. |
--description |
string | Package description. Defaults to an empty string. |
--license |
string | Package license. Defaults to MIT. |
--author |
string | Package author. Defaults from git config user.name and user.email when available. |
--repository |
string | Package repository URL. Defaults from git config remote.origin.url when available. |
--yes, -y |
boolean | Accept defaults for promptable values. |
--force, -f |
boolean | Replace an existing package.json. |
Package names must be lowercase and may include numbers, dots, underscores,
hyphens, and an optional npm scope. Existing package files are preserved unless
--force is provided.
Use explicit flags for repeatable project scaffolding:
fino init --yes --name api-service --license MIT