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@bi/stattic-cli

v0.1.0

Published

Command-line publisher for Stattic static sites.

Readme

@bi/stattic-cli

Publish static projects to Stattic — a global edge network. Designed for humans and agents.

Usage

npx @bi/stattic-cli publish ./dist

deploy is an alias for publish:

npx @bi/stattic-cli deploy ./dist

The CLI targets https://api.stattic.net by default. For local development, override it explicitly:

npx @bi/stattic-cli publish ./dist --api-url http://localhost:3000

Update an existing project:

npx @bi/stattic-cli publish ./dist --project marketing-demo

--project accepts a project id, a live domain/URL, or a project slug. Bare slugs require --organization.

Choose between promoting to the live URL (the default) and creating a deployment without promoting:

npx @bi/stattic-cli publish ./dist --target deployment

Auth

The CLI checks, in order:

  1. --access-token
  2. $STATTIC_ACCESS_TOKEN
  3. ~/.stattic/auth.json
  4. .stattic/state.json for a saved anonymous claim token

Anonymous publishes save claimToken, claimUrl, and expiresAt into .stattic/state.json. The saved claimToken works for follow-up publishes to the anonymous project until claim succeeds, and is invalidated immediately after.

Claiming an anonymous project

npx @bi/stattic-cli claim --project marketing-demo --access-token <token>

If your account has exactly one organization, the CLI uses it automatically. Otherwise pass --organization.

The claim command sends claimToken and, when needed, targetOrganizationId to POST /v1/projects/claim.

You can also sign in interactively:

npx @bi/stattic-cli login