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The new command is probably the first one you’ll ever use. This command will install Laravel into the provided directory name and then install NativePHP, ready to go for you.

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Install & Run

By default, nativecli new will:
  1. Create a Laravel project.
  2. Install either nativephp/desktop or nativephp/mobile.
  3. Run php artisan native:install.
  4. Prompt to run php artisan native:run.
If you prefer to skip install and run, use --jump to run php artisan native:jump instead.

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Command

Syntax: 
nativecli new <directory-name>

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Options

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—mobile

Indicates whether the project should be set up with NativePHP for Mobile, instead of Desktop.

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—jump

Run native:jump and skip the install and run flow.

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—dev

Installs the latest “development” release.

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—git

Initialize a Git repository.

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—branch

The branch that should be created for a new repository (default: main).

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—github

Create a new repository on GitHub.

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—organization

The GitHub organization to create the new repository for.

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—database

The database driver your application will use.

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—react

Install the React Starter Kit

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—vue

Install the Vue Starter Kit

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—livewire

Install the Livewire Starter Kit

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—livewire-class-components

Generate stand-alone Livewire class components

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—workos

Use WorkOS for authentication

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—pest

Installs the Pest testing framework.

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—phpunit

Installs the PHPUnit testing framework.

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—npm

Install and build NPM dependencies

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—using

Install a custom starter kit from a community maintained package

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—force, -f

Forces install even if the directory already exists.

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Example

Create a new project with Vue and Pest: 
nativecli new MyProject --vue --pest
Create a new project and jump straight into NativePHP Jump: 
nativecli new MyProject --jump