@celsian/vura-cli

CLI for Vura — develop, build, and run tasks for Vura applications.

What it does

@celsian/vura-cli provides the vura command for developing, building, inspecting, and deploying Vura projects. It reports effective Function/Dedicated placement, including memory, CPU, timeout, provider-neutral runtime recommendations, confidence, and reasons. Dedicated endpoints can select nano, small, medium, large, xlarge, 2xlarge, or 4xlarge capacity profiles. create-vura installs the managed deployment adapter, so vura deploy works without a follow-up package install. Self-hosted builds can use the Lambda or Cloudflare adapters. The package was historically named then/thenjs; the only installed bin is vura.

Install

Installed automatically by npm create vura@latest. For manual use:

npm install @celsian/vura-cli

Minimal example

package.json scripts:

{
  "scripts": {
    "dev": "vura dev",
    "build": "vura build"
  }
}

Run a task route by name without a live server:

vura tasks run cleanup
# with input JSON:
vura tasks run cleanup --input '{"dryRun":true}'

Inspect runtime placement without deploying:

vura routes inspect --json
vura runtime advise --json

Managed routes choose between scale-to-zero Function compute and persistent Dedicated compute. Function memory defaults to 1 GiB and supports 1, 4, 6, 8, and 12 GiB profiles.

(then is a shell reserved word — use vura in all scripts.)

Documentation

vura.io docs site launches with v0.5 — until then, see the repo README and CHANGELOG.

• Quick start — /ladder/0-create/
• Task routes — /reference/tasks/
• Self-host — /self-host/

License

MIT — and it will stay MIT.