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@ashiba-ts/cli

v0.3.0

Published

Ashiba Runtime Zero SQL scaffolder for TypeScript applications.

Readme

@ashiba-ts/cli

Ashiba Runtime Zero SQL scaffolder for TypeScript applications.

This is the development-time CLI for Ashiba. It is normally used together with an Ashiba driver adapter and testkit package, not as a standalone library.

Start with the repository README for the full SQL-first workflow:

Quick Commands

ashiba --help
ashiba --version
ashiba init --db postgres --driver pg --with-demo-ddl
ashiba feature scaffold users-list --table users --action list
ashiba feature import users-search search --sql tmp/search-users.sql
ashiba check

What This Package Owns

The CLI owns development-time scaffolding, query analysis, DDL review, model generation, contract checks, RFBA inspection, sqlgrep-style query tools, and performance evidence.

Generated application code is expected to be editable and runtime-zero except for the application-selected DB driver. The CLI may generate query model metadata such as source hashes, statement shape, named-parameter binding metadata, result contracts, safe-sort insertion positions, and sortable dictionaries so driver adapters can avoid runtime AST parsing.

Performance scenario commands are manual traditional DB-backed tuning aids. They record target row counts, response-time requirements, timeout status, timing evidence, and index adoption guidance; they do not choose or adopt indexes.

Root compound queries such as UNION, INTERSECT, and EXCEPT are represented as metadata and should be rejected for safe sort unless the SQL author wraps them in an explicit subquery with stable sortable columns.