list

The list command gives you a quick overview of everything StackKit supports. It's useful when you're planning a project and want to see what's available, or when you're checking compatibility before running add.

Usage

npx stackkit@latest list

Options

Examples

Show everything:

npx stackkit@latest list

Show only frameworks:

npx stackkit@latest list --frameworks

Show only modules:

npx stackkit@latest list --modules

Sample output

FRAMEWORKS
  ├── Next.js
  ├── Express
  └── React

MODULES
  ├── Auth (1)
  │   └── Better Auth
  ├── Database (2)
  │   ├── Prisma
  │   │   └── Providers: PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB
  │   └── Mongoose
  ├── UI (1)
  │   └── Shadcn UI
  ├── Storage (1)
  │   └── Cloudinary
  └── Components (1)
      └── Components

Use 'stackkit add' to add a module to your project.

What the output means

Each module shown in list is something you can add to a compatible project using stackkit add. Compatibility is enforced at runtime — if a module doesn't support your framework, it won't appear when you run add.

For a detailed breakdown of what works with what, see the Supported Technologies reference.