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@activefs/cli

v0.1.1

Published

CLI and TUI for connecting, browsing, searching, exporting, and optionally mounting ActiveFS remotes.

Readme

@activefs/cli

Install @activefs/cli when a Node.js test, tool, or host application needs to invoke the ActiveFS CLI implementation in process. If you want the user-facing activefs command, install the activefs package instead.

This package also contains the TUI implementation. It requires Node.js 22 or newer.

Install

npm install @activefs/cli

Invoke the CLI from code

The root export provides main(argv, options). This smallest example prints the same help text as the command-line binary without starting a child process:

import { main } from "@activefs/cli";

await main(["--help"]);

Pass arguments after the executable name. For example, a host that already has a configured repo remote can run:

await main(["list", "/repo"]);

main rejects with command-handler errors. The executable wrapper turns those errors into user-facing messages and non-zero exit codes; an embedding host decides how to handle them.

Choose this package when

  • a test needs the CLI entrypoint without spawning a process;
  • a host tool needs the injectable main(argv, options) boundary; or
  • an application intentionally embeds the ActiveFS terminal UI.

Use @activefs/core instead when application code only needs programmable filesystem operations. Use the activefs package for the installed CLI.

Documentation