v3.1.0 #313

JoeCelaster · 2026-10-26T07:30:00Z

JoeCelaster
Oct 26, 2026
Maintainer

The custom stack now generates an app that already runs: frontend, API and database are
connected and checked before you write any code.

Database in Docker: pick Docker as the database provider and you get a
docker-compose.yml for PostgreSQL, MySQL or MongoDB. npm run db:up waits until the database
is ready, and .env.example already matches the container.
Supabase support: server and browser Supabase clients, DIRECT_URL for Prisma migrations,
and the right variables filled into .env.example.
Live status screen: the generated app's welcome page shows whether the API and database
are up and lists users read from the database.
Setup guide: every project comes with a CELTRIX_SETUP.md written for the stack you
picked.
Wireframed welcome page for React, Vue, Solid, replacing the stock
Vite counter page.
Back navigation in the setup wizard: press Backspace to return to the previous step.
Clearer progress output while the project is being scaffolded.

.gitignore files are now included in generated projects. npm was stripping them from the
published package.
The Solid starter component is kept during custom scaffolding.
React auth code is no longer added to SolidStart projects.
Prompts no longer re-render while you type.

Node.js 20.19+ or 22.12+ is now required (needed by the Vite versions Celtrix installs).
The custom stack no longer has the Auth, API and Add-ons steps. It now focuses on
frontend, backend, runtime, database and ORM.

End-to-end test (npm run test:e2e) that scaffolds a project, starts Postgres in Docker,
pushes the schema, builds the app and calls the API directly and through the Vite proxy.
New tests for the backend generator, the template manager and the package contents, plus a
package smoke test (npm run test:package).

npx celtrix@latest

Full changelog: v3.0.2...v3.1.0

This discussion was created from the release v3.1.0 .