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@better-iam/cli

v0.2.0

Published

The better-iam command line: migrations, bootstrap, scheduled jobs, audit and storage operations, diagnostics, and configuration as code.

Readme

CLI

The better-iam command: deployment jobs (migrate, bootstrap, doctor, scheduled sweeps, audit and storage operations), configuration as code (config-export, config-validate, config-plan, config-apply, in JSON or TypeScript), any API method as a signed-in person or API key (api, login, can, explain, who-can), and your own project commands.

better-iam help                     # every command
better-iam help config-plan         # one command's flags, defaults, and environment variables
better-iam init --typescript        # better-iam.config.ts
better-iam migrate                  # finds the nearest better-iam.config.* (or --config PATH)
better-iam login --url https://iam.example.com --org acme --email [email protected]
better-iam api roles.create name=Reader permissions:='["documents:read"]'
eval "$(better-iam completion bash)"

Everything is also callable from code: runCli(argv, io), createCli({ commands }), defineCommand, loadConfig, and configFromEnv. Secrets (root and sign-in passwords) are read from the environment or a hidden prompt, never from arguments. The configuration module is trusted, executable code.

Node.js 22.12+ server runtime (TypeScript configurations need 22.18+); PostgreSQL, SQLite, and libSQL adapters. All packages are ESM with TypeScript declarations. Version 0.1.0 packages are synchronized. See docs/cli.md in the Better IAM source repository. No AWS wire compatibility is claimed. Publication does not grant rights; see LICENSE. Dependencies retain their own licenses.