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@commentray/cli

v0.1.2

Published

Commentray command-line interface

Readme

@commentray/cli

Command-line interface for Commentray — a side-by-side "commentary track" for code. Provides idempotent workspace setup, validation, staleness doctoring, metadata migration, and HTML rendering.

Keeping index.json, Markdown block markers, and source regions aligned: see the repo guide docs/user/keeping-blocks-in-sync.md (checklists, validate / pre-commit, path sync after Git moves).

Install

npm install -D @commentray/cli
# or globally:
npm install -g @commentray/cli

Standalone, self-contained binaries (no Node install needed) for Linux x64/arm64, macOS x64/arm64, and Windows x64 ship on GitHub Releases with each v* tag. CI workflow artifacts expire after a short retention period—prefer Release assets for anything you rely on long term.

Use

commentray init            # dirs + index if missing; migrate/normalize; VS Code extension recommendation; validate
commentray init config     # ensure .commentray.toml exists (with --force to replace)
commentray init scm        # install/refresh a marked block in .git/hooks/pre-commit
commentray validate        # schema + anchor integrity + Git staleness evidence
commentray validate --staged   # same checks limited to index pairs touched by staged files (Git index)
commentray doctor          # validate plus environment checks
commentray migrate         # migrate metadata JSON to the current schema
commentray migrate-angles    # flat .commentray/source/*.md → Angles folders + [angles] + index keys (see --dry-run)
commentray angles add ID [--source PATH] [--title T] [--make-default]   # register angle + create companion under Angles layout
commentray sync-moved-paths # rewrite index paths after Git renames (uses git diff)
commentray convert-source-markers --file PATH --language LANG  # rewrite region comment style (optional --dry-run)
commentray serve [--port 4173]     # watch inputs; rebuild _site; HTTP serve with browser livereload
commentray render [--source SRC] [--markdown MD] [--out OUT.html] [--mermaid]
                            # missing flags fall back to .commentray.toml [static_site]
                            # (--out defaults to _site/index.html)
commentray paths SRC       # print the commentray Markdown path for a source file

Exit codes: 0 for success, 1 when validation finds errors (suitable for CI).

License

MPL-2.0