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@dawn-ai/cli

v0.8.26

Published

Command-line development, testing, build, and runtime tools for Dawn applications.

Readme

@dawn-ai/cli

Command-line development tools and runtime embedding entry points for Dawn applications.

Use this when: You are developing, checking, testing, building, serving, or embedding a Dawn runtime.

Install

Requires Node.js 24 or later. Install the CLI as a development dependency for normal application workflows:

pnpm add -D @dawn-ai/cli

Install it as a production dependency only when application code imports its runtime entry points.

Example

Use the local binary to develop, validate, test, and build an application:

pnpm exec dawn dev
pnpm exec dawn check
pnpm exec dawn test
pnpm exec dawn build

The corresponding commands are dawn dev, dawn check, dawn test, and dawn build when the local binary is already on PATH.

To let application code own a production Node listener, import serveRuntime from the package root:

import { serveRuntime } from "@dawn-ai/cli"

const runtime = await serveRuntime({
  appRoot: process.cwd(),
  host: "0.0.0.0",
  port: 8000,
})

console.log(runtime.url)
// Call await runtime.close() during your host's ordered shutdown.

Runtime and stability

  • @dawn-ai/cli and its dawn command are supported node-only application and tooling surfaces.
  • @dawn-ai/cli/fetch is a supported edge-safe integration surface for generated fetch deployments.
  • @dawn-ai/cli/runtime is Node-only and low-level.
  • @dawn-ai/cli/testing is a deprecated, back-compat-only node-only alias of @dawn-ai/sdk/testing; it remains supported only for existing imports, and new scenario code should use the SDK subpath.

serveRuntime() starts once and does not watch files or run type generation at boot. Use dawn dev for the development watcher and generated types.

Related

Maturity and support

Dawn is pre-1.0, and its public surface can change. All publishable Dawn packages release together as a fixed group; review the @dawn-ai/cli changelog and upgrading guide before upgrading. For support, use GitHub Discussions; report defects in GitHub Issues.

License

MIT. See the repository license.