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@artale/pi-builder

v1.0.0

Published

Extension builder for Pi. Scaffold, build, test, and publish Pi extensions from a single command. The tool that built 82 packages.

Readme

pi-builder

Extension builder for Pi. Scaffold, validate, and publish Pi extensions from inside Pi.

The tool that built 82+ packages, productized.

Install

pi install npm:@artale/pi-builder

Commands

/build new <name> [--desc "..."]   — scaffold a new extension
/build validate [dir]              — validate structure + API usage
/build publish [dir]               — git init + GitHub repo + npm publish
/build audit [dir]                 — deep validation
/build list                        — list your published packages

What /build new creates

pi-myext/
├── package.json        # name, version, pi-package keyword, pi config
├── src/extension.ts    # working template with addCommand + addTool
├── tsconfig.json       # ES2022, bundler resolution
└── README.md           # install instructions

What /build validate checks

  • ✅ package.json exists and is valid
  • pi-package keyword present
  • ✅ Extension file exists
  • export default function present
  • ✅ No old API usage (registerCommand/registerTool)
  • ✅ Proper imports
  • ⚠️ Missing README, tsconfig
  • ℹ️ Line count, commands, tools, events

What /build publish does

  1. Validates the extension
  2. git init + git add -A + git commit
  3. gh repo create (public, push)
  4. npm publish --access public

All in one command.

Tools

  • builder_scaffold — create extension project
  • builder_validate — validate extension
  • builder_publish — publish to npm

The workflow

/build new pi-awesome --desc "Something awesome"
# Edit src/extension.ts
/build validate ~/Projects/pi-awesome
/build publish ~/Projects/pi-awesome

Three commands. Scaffold → code → ship.

License

MIT