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npm package: @loafy/categories-web
Description: Web development categories for Loafy CLI
Author: hexaaagon
Latest version: 0.2.7

> **See [GitHub](https://github.com/hexaaagon/loafy) for more info, documentation, and updates.**

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<h1 align="center">Loafy - Web Category</h1>

> If you landed here by mistake, this is not the main Loafy package. For the core Loafy tool, please visit [Loafy on npm](https://npmjs.com/package/loafy).

## What is Category in Loafy?

A **Category** in Loafy is used by the Loafy CLI to determine which setup questions to ask and which builder addons to include during project initialization. Categories help organize the setup process by grouping related questions and topics, making it easier to tailor the project configuration to your needs.

## Why is this Split from the Main Package?

Package add-ons are published separately from the main `loafy` npm package to keep the bundle size minimal. This modular approach ensures you only install what you need. For example, if you only want to set up Next.js, you won’t get unnecessary dependencies like Expo or Turborepo, which would otherwise triple the bundle size.

This separation helps optimize resource usage, making your project setup lean and efficient.
npm package: @loafy/packages-nextjs-biome
Description: Biome package addon for Next.js projects in Loafy CLI
Author: hexaaagon
Latest version: 0.2.7

> **See [GitHub](https://github.com/hexaaagon/loafy) for more info, documentation, and updates.**

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<h1 align="center">Loafy - Next.js Biome Add-On</h1>

> If you landed here by mistake, this is not the main Loafy package. For the core Loafy tool, please visit [Loafy on npm](https://npmjs.com/package/loafy).

## What is a Package Add-On?

A **package add-on** in Loafy is a dependency that can be used as a service in your project templates, such as `better-auth`, `drizzle-orm`, and more. Add-ons extend Loafy’s capabilities by integrating popular libraries and services into your project setup.

## Why is this Split from the Main Package?

Package add-ons are published separately from the main `loafy` npm package to keep the bundle size minimal. This modular approach ensures you only install what you need. For example, if you only want to set up Next.js, you won’t get unnecessary dependencies like Expo or Turborepo, which would otherwise triple the bundle size.

This separation helps optimize resource usage, making your project setup lean and efficient.
npm package: @loafy/packages-nextjs-eslint
Description: ESLint package addon for Next.js projects in Loafy CLI
Author: hexaaagon
Latest version: 0.2.7

> **See [GitHub](https://github.com/hexaaagon/loafy) for more info, documentation, and updates.**

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<h1 align="center">Loafy - Next.js ESLint Add-On</h1>

> If you landed here by mistake, this is not the main Loafy package. For the core Loafy tool, please visit [Loafy on npm](https://npmjs.com/package/loafy).

## What is a Package Add-On?

A **package add-on** in Loafy is a dependency that can be used as a service in your project templates, such as `better-auth`, `drizzle-orm`, and more. Add-ons extend Loafy’s capabilities by integrating popular libraries and services into your project setup.

## Why is this Split from the Main Package?

Package add-ons are published separately from the main `loafy` npm package to keep the bundle size minimal. This modular approach ensures you only install what you need. For example, if you only want to set up Next.js, you won’t get unnecessary dependencies like Expo or Turborepo, which would otherwise triple the bundle size.

This separation helps optimize resource usage, making your project setup lean and efficient.
npm package: @loafy/packages-nextjs-prettier-tailwind
Description: Prettier Tailwind package addon for Next.js projects in Loafy CLI
Author: hexaaagon
Latest version: 0.1.7

> **See [GitHub](https://github.com/hexaaagon/loafy) for more info, documentation, and updates.**

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<h1 align="center">Loafy - Next.js Prettier + TailwindCSS Add-On</h1>

> If you landed here by mistake, this is not the main Loafy package. For the core Loafy tool, please visit [Loafy on npm](https://npmjs.com/package/loafy).

## What is a Package Add-On?

A **package add-on** in Loafy is a dependency that can be used as a service in your project templates, such as `better-auth`, `drizzle-orm`, and more. Add-ons extend Loafy’s capabilities by integrating popular libraries and services into your project setup.

## Why is this Split from the Main Package?

Package add-ons are published separately from the main `loafy` npm package to keep the bundle size minimal. This modular approach ensures you only install what you need. For example, if you only want to set up Next.js, you won’t get unnecessary dependencies like Expo or Turborepo, which would otherwise triple the bundle size.

This separation helps optimize resource usage, making your project setup lean and efficient.