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The meteor create command creates a new Meteor application or package.

Usage

Creating Applications

Create a new Meteor app in the specified directory:
You can pass an absolute path, relative path, or . for the current directory.

App Templates

Meteor provides several starter templates:

Minimal Templates

UI Framework Templates

Other Templates

Creating from Examples

List available example applications:
Create a project from an example:

Creating from Git Repository

Clone a Meteor project from a Git URL:

Creating Packages

Create a new Meteor package:
If you’re in an app, the package will be created in the app’s top-level packages directory. Otherwise, it will be created in the current directory.

Options

--package
boolean
Create a new Meteor package instead of an app
--example
string
Create from an example template
--from
string
Clone a Meteor project from a Git URL
--list
boolean
Show list of available examples
--bare
boolean
Create an empty app
--minimal
boolean
Create an app with as few Meteor packages as possible
--full
boolean
Create a fully scaffolded app
--react
boolean
Create a basic React-based app (default)
--vue
boolean
Create a basic Vue 3-based app
--typescript
boolean
Create a basic TypeScript React-based app
--apollo
boolean
Create a basic Apollo-based app
--svelte
boolean
Create a basic Svelte-based app
--blaze
boolean
Create a basic Blaze-based app
--tailwind
boolean
Create a React app with Tailwind CSS configured
--chakra-ui
boolean
Create a React app with Chakra UI configured
--solid
boolean
Create a basic Solid-based app
--angular
boolean
Create a basic Angular app
--babel
boolean
Create a React app with Babel support
--coffeescript
boolean
Create a basic CoffeeScript app with React
--prototype
boolean
Create a prototype app with the insecure and autopublish packages. Can be used with other app templates
--release
string
Specify the release of Meteor to use

Examples

Create a React app in the current directory:
Create a TypeScript app with a specific release:
Create a prototype app with autopublish and insecure: