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@boboddy/cli

v0.2.12-alpha

Published

`boboddy` is a Bun + TypeScript CLI workspace with a modular command layout and compiled binary distribution support.

Readme

boboddy CLI

boboddy is a Bun + TypeScript CLI workspace with a modular command layout and compiled binary distribution support.

Project Shape

apps/cli/
  src/
    index.ts
    commands/
      hello.ts
  script/
    build.ts
  bin/
    boboddy
  test/
    cli.test.ts
  package.json
  tsconfig.json
  README.md

Prerequisites

  • Bun 1.2.9 or newer

Local Development

Install dependencies from the workspace root:

bun install

Run the CLI directly from source:

bun run apps/cli/src/index.ts hello
bun run apps/cli/src/index.ts hello Connor
bun run apps/cli/src/index.ts work 01966a2c-9494-7db5-aa46-0f8f5cbbe001
bun run apps/cli/src/index.ts auth status

Or from the package directory:

cd apps/cli
bun run src/index.ts hello Connor
bun run src/index.ts work 01966a2c-9494-7db5-aa46-0f8f5cbbe001

Type Checking

bun run --filter @boboddy/cli typecheck

Tests

bun run --filter @boboddy/cli test

The tests spawn the CLI as a subprocess, so they do not require a global install.

Build Binaries

bun run --filter @boboddy/cli build

This creates standalone binaries in apps/cli/dist/ for:

  • boboddy-darwin-arm64
  • boboddy-darwin-x64
  • boboddy-linux-x64
  • boboddy-linux-arm64
  • boboddy-windows-x64.exe

npm Bin Wrapper

The package publishes the boboddy executable through bin/boboddy.

  • The wrapper detects the current platform and architecture.
  • It runs the matching compiled binary from dist/ when available.
  • It prints a clear error when the current platform is unsupported or the expected binary is missing.

After building, run the wrapper locally:

./bin/boboddy hello Connor
./bin/boboddy auth login

Authentication

Authenticate the CLI through the browser-based Better Auth device flow:

boboddy auth login
boboddy auth status
boboddy auth whoami
boboddy auth logout

By default the CLI targets http://127.0.0.1:3000. Override that with --base-url or the BOBODDY_BASE_URL environment variable.

Authenticated CLI credentials are stored in ~/.boboddy.json.

npm-Style Installation

When this workspace is published as a package, the bin field maps the boboddy command to ./bin/boboddy.

Typical install and usage shape:

npm install -g <published-package-name>
boboddy hello Connor

Future GitHub Releases

For GitHub Releases, upload the compiled files from apps/cli/dist/ as release assets. Consumers can then download the platform-specific binary directly without installing through npm.