@eto-press/cli

The eto command — verbs over the press.

Every verb runs in the current directory — which is to say, in a paper: the directory holding sources.toml, eto.toml, the journal, and the editions. Install nothing globally; npx @eto-press/cli <verb> works everywhere, and a paper that installs @eto-press/cli has eto in its own node_modules/.bin.

The verbs

| verb | what it does | | --- | --- | | eto init | a paper comes into existence (asks five questions) | | eto press | the whole morning: print, render, export, email, backups | | eto print | run the pipeline: gather, judge, composite, verify, archive | | eto doctor | examine the press: models, lock, GPU, feeds, journal, mail | | eto models | status | pull | pin — the models, managed not remembered | | eto schedule | install the morning into the OS (--time 05:30, --yes) | | eto render | render the public site from the journal, stylesheet and fonts included | | eto email | deliver the latest edition to the reader list (--test <addr>) | | eto correct | print a dated correction pointing back at an edition | | eto export | export the journal as diffable JSONL | | eto backup | snapshot the journal (SQLite online backup) | | eto backup-readers | snapshot the reader list from SES | | eto gen-functions | regenerate functions/_config.ts from eto.toml |

eto with no verb prints this table and exits.

How it runs

Each verb loads the press's TypeScript directly via tsx's loader; the compile-and-dist story arrives with a later generation. Versioning is generation.YYYYMMDD.patch — valid semver, the date is the release day.

License: AGPL-3.0-only.