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@boostd/boost

v0.0.4

Published

Placeholder CLI for boost

Downloads

385

Readme

@boostd/boost

Tests

@boostd/boost is a small placeholder CLI published ahead of the full Boost toolchain.

Right now it does two small things:

  • boost up boots, runs, and reports “ok.”
  • boost haiku prints a randomly generated observability haiku.

Installation

npm install -g @boostd/boost

Commands

  • boost up
    Starts the CLI and reports ok.
  • boost haiku
    Generates and prints an original haiku.

Why this exists

This package exists to:

  • reserve the name
  • validate install + execution
  • establish the CLI shape (boost up)
  • make sure nothing explodes

More functionality will land here as the Boost toolchain comes online.

Development

npm install          # install dependencies
npm run build        # emit compiled files into dist/
npm run test         # build + sanity-check the CLI output

Releasing

npm run release:patch   # test -> npm version patch -> npm publish
npm run release:minor
npm run release:major