The `zova-cli-set-front` package is an internal component of the Zova CLI, a command-line interface designed to streamline the development of applications using the Zova framework. Zova itself is a modern TypeScript-first framework (current stable version 1.2.34) that integrates development paradigms from Vue3, React, and Angular, aiming to provide an intuitive and efficient experience for building SSR/SPA/Website/Admin-Dashboard applications. This particular CLI component is responsible for provisioning frontend project templates, allowing developers to quickly scaffold new Zova projects with popular UI libraries like Ant Design Vue (antdv), Element Plus, Quasar, or Vuetify, as well as an empty template for custom setups. It abstracts away initial configuration, focusing on enabling developers to immediately start building their applications within the Zova ecosystem. The framework emphasizes modularization, an Inversion of Control (IOC) container, built-in Server-Side Rendering (SSR), and a refined reactivity system that avoids common Vue.js `ref`/`reactive` boilerplate. While a specific release cadence for individual CLI components is not explicitly stated, the overarching Zova project appears to be under active development and maintenance.
npm install zova-cli-set-frontVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates how to globally install the Zova CLI and scaffold a new Zova frontend project with a specific UI framework template, then run it locally.
Ensure Node.js is >=24.8.0 and pnpm is >=10.19.0. Update your Node.js and pnpm installations if necessary.
Always refer to the official Zova documentation for exact command syntax. For project creation, use `zova :create:project [projectName] --template=[templateName]`.
Install the main Zova CLI globally using `pnpm add -g zova-cli@latest` and use the `zova` command for all operations, including project creation.
Ensure `zova-cli` is installed globally using `pnpm`: `pnpm add -g zova-cli@latest`. Verify `pnpm`'s global bin directory is in your system's PATH.
Update your Node.js installation to version 24.8.0 or newer. Consider using a version manager like `nvm` (Node Version Manager) for easy switching: `nvm install 24` then `nvm use 24`.