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@codapult/cli

v0.8.0

Published

Codapult CLI — manage, update, and diagnose your Codapult SaaS project

Downloads

1,652

Readme

@codapult/cli

CLI tool for managing Codapult SaaS projects.

Installation

npm install -g @codapult/cli

Or run directly with npx:

npx @codapult/cli <command>

Commands

Project

  • codapult setup — interactive project setup wizard (or non-interactive with --preset)
  • codapult update [version] — update from upstream Codapult releases
  • codapult doctor — check project health and configuration
  • codapult config — show current project configuration

Plugins

  • codapult plugins add <name> — install a plugin from a local directory
  • codapult plugins remove <name> — uninstall a plugin
  • codapult plugins migrate [name] — update plugin schema and generate DB migration (--push for dev mode)
  • codapult plugins list — list installed plugins

Code Generation

  • codapult generate page <name> — create a dashboard page
  • codapult generate api <name> — create an API route (auth + rate limit + Zod)
  • codapult generate action <name> — create a server action
  • codapult generate plugin <name> — scaffold a new plugin repository

Database

  • codapult db push — apply schema to database
  • codapult db generate — generate migration files
  • codapult db seed — seed sample data
  • codapult db studio — open Drizzle Studio
  • codapult db status — show schema info and migration count

Environment

  • codapult env check — validate .env.local against .env.example
  • codapult env sync — add missing variables from .env.example

Deployment

  • codapult deploy vercel — build and deploy to Vercel
  • codapult deploy docker — build Docker image
  • codapult deploy status — check deploy readiness

AI Integration

  • codapult mcp-server — start MCP server for AI assistant integration (Cursor, Claude, Codex)

MCP Server

The CLI includes an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server with 19 tools, 6 resources, and 2 prompt templates for AI-assisted development. See the MCP documentation for details.

Development

pnpm install
pnpm dev          # watch mode — rebuild on changes
pnpm test         # run unit tests
pnpm lint         # lint
pnpm typecheck    # type-check without emitting

Releasing

Releases are managed with release-it. The workflow:

  1. Run the release command on the main branch:
pnpm run release          # interactive — prompts for version bump type
pnpm run release -- patch # non-interactive patch bump (0.1.0 → 0.1.1)
pnpm run release -- minor # minor bump (0.1.0 → 0.2.0)
pnpm run release -- major # major bump (0.1.0 → 1.0.0)
  1. release-it will automatically:

    • Run pre-release checks (lint, typecheck, test)
    • Bump the version in package.json
    • Update CHANGELOG.md from Conventional Commits
    • Commit the changes (chore: release v<version>)
    • Create a Git tag (v<version>)
    • Push the commit and tag to origin
  2. The v* tag push triggers the Publish GitHub Actions workflow, which builds and publishes the package to npm.

Dry run

Preview what a release would do without making any changes:

pnpm run release -- --dry-run

Prerequisites

License

MIT