Developer-Native Marketing

`gtm-toolkit init`

Bootstrap GTM Toolkit inside a project, scaffold config files, and establish baseline folders in one step.

Usage

Initialize GTM Toolkit with sensible defaults

# Standard initialization

npx gtm-toolkit init

Options

Fine-tune interactive prompts and dependency installation

--framework <type>

Set opinionated defaults for nextjs, astro, nuxt, or custom projects

--analytics <ga4|posthog|both>

Preselect analytics providers before prompts appear

--skip-install

Skip installing recommended dependencies

Files Created

What to expect after running the command

Configuration: writes gtm.config.js with the answers you provide in the prompt flow.

Dependencies: installs helper packages such as next-sitemap, react-ga4, or posthog-js when relevant (skip with --skip-install).

Content directories: referenced but not created automatically—run mkdir -p content/blog yourself if needed.

Follow-up Checks

Verify a successful initialization

• Run npx gtm-toolkit lint content/blog --format console to ensure the config loads.
• Commit the generated files so later changes are traceable in Git.
• Update gtm.config.js with your production siteUrl and analytics IDs.