abpv create-lib

abpv create-lib Blogging
abpv create-lib Blogging --package @acme/blogging-vue --target packages/blogging

--package <name>	npm package name; abp-vue-<name> by default
--target <dir>	Where to write it; ./<name> by default
--description <text>	The package's description
--template <dir>	Render from this directory instead
--dry-run	Say what would be written and write nothing

What it writes

blogging/
├── src/                        the pages, the extension points, the routes
├── config/src/                 the menu entries and the permission names
├── proxy/src/                  where `abpv proxy add --target proxy/src` writes
├── vite.config.ts              self-contained: this is a repository of its own
├── vitest.config.ts
├── tsconfig*.json              four of them: type check, and one per entry point
└── scripts/                    the .vue declaration rewriter it needs at build time

The five extension points are wired up, so a host can add a column to your page without touching your package. The example page talks to the backend through RestService so it compiles before a proxy exists.

Then

cd blogging && pnpm install && pnpm build
abpv proxy add --module blogging --target proxy/src

Rename what needs renaming: the component key is public API — a host replaces your page by it — so pick it once.