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@build-it-now/binctl-shell-dsl-plugin

v0.1.6

Published

Shell-DSL command plugin for `binctl`, built on top of `@build-it-now/binctl-api`.

Readme

@build-it-now/binctl-shell-dsl-plugin

Shell-DSL command plugin for binctl, built on top of @build-it-now/binctl-api.

Installation

npm install @build-it-now/binctl-shell-dsl-plugin @build-it-now/binctl-api shell-dsl

Usage

import { createBinctlShellDslPlugin } from "@build-it-now/binctl-shell-dsl-plugin";
import { BinctlClient } from "@build-it-now/binctl-api";

const client = new BinctlClient({
  baseUrl: "https://build-it.now",
  token: process.env.BINCTL_TOKEN,
});

const commands = createBinctlShellDslPlugin({
  client,
  output: "human", // or "json"
});

commands is a Record<string, Command> ready to mount in a Shell-DSL runtime.

The plugin exposes exactly one top-level command, binctl, so Shell-DSL scripts can use natural nested invocations like:

await sh`binctl projects list`;
await sh`binctl projects create --name "Demo"`;
await sh`binctl projects branches list demo-project`;
await sh`binctl projects sessions create demo-project feature-1 --name "Spec"`;
await sh`binctl sessions conversation session_123`;
await sh`binctl --help`;
await sh`binctl get branches demo-project --help`;

Command Map

Top-level binctl routes include:

  • binctl auth status
  • binctl auth logout
  • binctl auth api-key create <name>
  • binctl auth api-key list
  • binctl auth api-key revoke <key-id>
  • binctl projects list
  • binctl projects create [--name <name>] [--org <org-id>]
  • binctl projects describe <project-ref>
  • binctl projects update <project-ref> [--name <name>] [--mode <greenfield|prod>] [--custom-domain <domain>] [--clear-custom-domain]
  • binctl projects delete <project-ref>
  • binctl projects branches list <project-ref>
  • binctl projects branches describe <project-ref> <branch>
  • binctl projects sessions list <project-ref> [--branch <branch>]
  • binctl projects sessions create <project-ref> <branch> [--name <name>]
  • binctl projects orchestrate <project-ref> <branch> <model>
  • binctl sessions describe <session-id>
  • binctl sessions update <session-id> (--name <name> | --clear-name)
  • binctl sessions delete <session-id>
  • binctl sessions conversation <session-id>
  • binctl sessions prompt <session-id> <mode> <model> <message>
  • binctl sessions answer-questions <session-id> <answer>...
  • binctl sessions apply-required-envs <session-id> <target/name=value>...

Project responses render mode as greenfield or prod, derived from the persisted projects.backwardsCompatible setting.

Options

  • client: preconfigured BinctlClient instance
  • clientOptions: used when client is omitted
  • output: "human" (default) or "json"