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@celerity-sdk/cli

v0.3.1

Published

Build-time extraction tool for Celerity decorator metadata

Readme

@celerity-sdk/cli

Build-time extraction tool for Celerity decorator metadata.

Scans a compiled Celerity application module and produces a JSON handler manifest describing all registered handlers, their routing annotations, guard declarations, custom metadata, and provider dependency graph. No classes are instantiated and no application code is executed.

Installation

pnpm add @celerity-sdk/cli

CLI Usage

celerity-extract --module ./dist/app.module.js

The Go-based Celerity CLI invokes this tool during the build phase to merge code-derived metadata with the Celerity blueprint.

How It Works

  1. Module scan (scanModuleMetadata) - walks the module tree (imports, controllers, function handlers, providers) using reflect-metadata, collecting all metadata without side effects.
  2. Serialization (serializeManifest) - converts scanned metadata into a structured manifest with handler entries, annotations, and a dependency graph.
  3. Validation (validateScannedDependencies) - checks that all provider dependencies are resolvable, reporting diagnostics for missing tokens.

Manifest Structure

The output conforms to handler-manifest.v1.schema.json:

{
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "handlers": [
    {
      "resourceName": "ordersHandler_getOrder",
      "className": "OrdersHandler",
      "methodName": "getOrder",
      "handlerType": "http",
      "sourceFile": "/project/src/app.module.ts",
      "annotations": {
        "celerity.handler.http": true,
        "celerity.handler.http.method": "GET",
        "celerity.handler.http.path": "/orders/{orderId}",
        "celerity.handler.guard.protectedBy": ["jwt"]
      },
      "spec": {
        "handlerName": "OrdersHandler-getOrder",
        "codeLocation": "./src",
        "handler": "app.module.OrdersHandler.getOrder"
      }
    }
  ],
  "functionHandlers": [],
  "dependencyGraph": {
    "nodes": []
  }
}

Annotation Types

| Annotation | Source | |---|---| | celerity.handler.http | @Get, @Post, etc. | | celerity.handler.http.method | HTTP method from decorator | | celerity.handler.http.path | Full path (prefix + route) | | celerity.handler.guard.protectedBy | @ProtectedBy(...) | | celerity.handler.guard.custom | @Guard(name) | | celerity.handler.public | @Public() | | celerity.handler.metadata.* | @SetMetadata(key, value), @Action(name) |

Part of the Celerity Framework

See celerityframework.io for full documentation.