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@anzar-auth/anzar

v0.4.3

Published

Anzar is a lightweight authentication and authorization framework that runs as a separate microservice

Readme

Anzar CLI

Anzar is a lightweight authentication and authorization framework designed to run as a separate microservice. It provides tools to initialize, configure, and manage your project’s authentication system with ease.

Features

  • Lightweight and modular
  • Easy setup for any project
  • Database schema generation and migration support
  • Service status monitoring
  • Simple CLI commands for developers

Installation

Install Anzar globally using npm (or your preferred package manager):

npm install -g @anzar-auth/anzar

Usage

Anzar provides a command-line interface to manage your authentication service.

anzar <COMMAND> [OPTIONS]

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------------|---------------------------------------------------| | init | Initialize Anzar for your project | | check | Check current configuration and setup | | status | Show Anzar service status | | generate | Generate database schemas | | migrate | Apply database migrations | | help | Print this message or the help of a subcommand |

Options

| Option | Description | |------------------|---------------------------------------------------| | -h, --help | Print help | | -V, --version | Print version |

Examples

Initialize a new Anzar project:

anzar init

Check your current configuration:

anzar check

Generate database schemas:

anzar generate

Apply pending migrations:

anzar migrate

Show the current service status:

anzar status

Get help for a specific command:

anzar help migrate