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melonjs-deployment

Use this skill when packaging, shipping or scaffolding a melonJS game — starting a project with create-melonjs, building for the web, wrapping as a native app with Capacitor or Cordova, publishing to WeChat Mini Games or Facebook Instant Games, browser support and transpiling. Triggers on: create-melonjs, scaffold, new project, build, deploy, publish, Capacitor, Cordova, native app, iOS, Android, WeChat, Instant Games, browser support, transpile, ES2022, bundle size, tree-shaking.

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# Starting and shipping a project

## Scaffolding

Start from the template rather than assembling a build by hand:

```bash
npm create melonjs@latest my-game
```

The project name is required — without it the command prints its usage and
exits. It downloads the melonJS TypeScript boilerplate (Vite, TypeScript and the
debug plugin already wired in), which saves you the top-level-await and
asset-path issues that a hand-rolled config usually hits first.