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Modern Node/TypeScript toolchain for building Limited Run storefront themes — scaffold, live-preview, and package themes locally.
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Modern toolchain for building Limited Run storefront
themes — a scaffolder plus a local dev/build CLI, in the spirit of
create-react-app.
It supersedes the 2014 limitedrun-themekit Ruby gem. Like the gem, it renders
themes locally against a mock store.json; unlike the gem it also scaffolds
new themes, live-reloads on save, and packages an upload-ready zip. There is no
theme API, so deploys are still a manual zip upload in the Limited Run admin.Read the full README ↗Modern toolchain for building Limited Run storefront
themes — a scaffolder plus a local dev/build CLI, in the spirit of
create-react-app.
It supersedes the 2014 limitedrun-themekit Ruby gem. Like the gem, it renders
themes locally against a mock store.json; unlike the gem it also scaffolds
new themes, live-reloads on save, and packages an upload-ready zip. There is no
theme API, so deploys are still a manual zip upload in the Limited Run admin.
npm create limitedrun-theme@latest my-theme
cd my-theme
npm run dev # preview at http://localhost:4567
The scaffolder prompts for a starter theme (or pass --template <id>):
skeleton (default), telescope, hyde, binoculars, winter, winter-peak
— ported from Limited Run's own themes. Every starter ships the same
store.json mock, a .gitignore, and an AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md that orient
an AI agent on editing and running the theme.
| Package | What it does |
|---|---|
create-limitedrun-theme | npm create scaffolder — picks a starter theme, wires package.json |
@limitedrun/cli | limitedrun dev (preview + live reload) and limitedrun build (validate + zip) |
limitedrun dev [--path DIR] [--port N] [--strict]
limitedrun build [--path DIR] [--out DIR]
chokidar watcher that live-reloads the browser over SSE.
--strict fails on undefined Liquid variables/filters.configs/default.json and store.json, runs
stylesheets/ and javascripts/ through the asset-transform registry
(identity today — the seam where SCSS / TypeScript / minification plug in
later), and writes dist/<name>.zip in the platform's export layout. Upload
that zip in the admin under Storefront → Themes.The authored source is exactly what the platform ingests:
configs/default.json theme settings schema
layouts/default.html wrapper layout ({{ content }})
templates/*.html page templates
snippets/* Liquid partials for {% include %}
stylesheets/*.css run through Liquid on serve/build
javascripts/*.js served verbatim
store.json mock data for local preview (not shipped in the zip)
store.schema.json JSON Schema for store.json
store.json is validated on dev startup and build; a bad file gives a
readable error instead of a stack trace.
nvm use # Node 24, per .nvmrc
npm install
npm test # vitest, all packages
npm run build # tsup, all packages
npm run lint # prettier --check + per-package typecheck
Requires Node 22+; development and CI run on the version pinned in
.nvmrc (Node 24, the active LTS). Versioning and publishing via
Changesets.
MIT — see LICENSE. Retains the original copyright of the
limitedrun-themekit gem by Howard Wilson.