Rse CLI: `mrse` command

Note: This command is currently in the development and may have some limitations. This README.md will be updated over time. Feedback is welcome!

The mrse command lets you define multiple rse config files and use them to generate multiple projects in a single run.
Useful when you want to scaffold several related projects at once — like a monorepo, microservices setup, or just different playgrounds to experiment with.

How it works

When you run:

rse mrse

rse looks for config files inside this directory:

mrse/

Each file should follow this pattern:

mrse/{index}.ts
# or
mrse/{index}.jsonc

Example:

mrse/
├── mrse/1.ts
├── mrse/2.ts
└── mrse/3.jsonc

Each config will be passed into the CLI just like a single project setup.
rse will run through them one by one and generate all the projects automatically.

🛠️ Use Case Example

Let's say you want:

• A landing page
• A marketing site
• A main web app
• A CMS admin panel

You can create separate config files for each, place them in mrse/, and let rse do the heavy lifting.

🧠 Tips

• You can use .ts or .json config formats — whatever you're comfortable with.
• Config files should follow the same structure as the one used in rse cli.
• Add a prefix (like 1-, 2-, etc.) to control the execution order.
• Perfect for workspaces, Nx, TurboRepo, or just organizing side projects cleanly.

🚀 Generate configs

rse mrse

Sit back. Let rse CLI do its thing 🛠️✨