Gatsby new

The classic gatsby new command!

gatsby new is a command-line tool that helps you create a new Gatsby project from scratch. When you run gatsby new, you'll be prompted to choose a template for your new project. Gatsby provides several built-in templates to get you started, including:

1. blank: A minimalistic template with just the essentials.
2. blog: A template for building a blog with Gatsby.
3. starter: A template with a basic setup for a Gatsby project, including a src directory and a package.json file.
4. typescript: A template that uses TypeScript instead of JavaScript.

Here's an example of how you can use gatsby new:

gatsby new my-gatsby-project

This will create a new directory called my-gatsby-project with the chosen template. You can then navigate into the directory and start building your Gatsby project.

Some additional options you can pass to gatsby new include:

• --template: Specify a custom template to use. For example, gatsby new my-gatsby-project --template blog.
• --verbose: Enable verbose output to see more details about the creation process.
• --skip-install: Skip installing dependencies for the new project.

For more information, you can run gatsby new --help to see the available options and usage instructions.