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@everme/cli

v0.1.1

Published

EverMe CLI — npm wrapper that downloads and runs the platform-native evercli binary on first use.

Readme

@everme/cli

npm-distributed installer for EverMe CLI. Detects your platform on install, downloads the matching pre-built binary from GitHub Releases, verifies its SHA-256 checksum, and exposes it as the evercli command.

npm install -g @everme/cli
evercli --help

# or, no install
npx @everme/cli --version

What this package does

@everme/cli is a thin Node-side installer + runner; the actual CLI is a pre-compiled binary downloaded on first install. On npm install:

  1. Detect platform / arch (darwin/linux/windows × amd64/arm64)
  2. Download the matching archive from https://github.com/EverMind-AI/EverMe-CLI/releases/download/v<version>/evercli_<os>_<arch>.{tar.gz|zip}
  3. Verify SHA-256 against the sha256sums.txt shipped inside this npm package
  4. Extract and place the binary under the package's bin/ directory
  5. The evercli shim (scripts/run.js) execs that binary with your args

If postinstall was skipped (some npx flows, restricted CI), the installer runs lazily on first invocation.

Mirrors / restricted networks

The installer tries download sources in this order:

  1. https://github.com/EverMind-AI/EverMe-CLI/releases/... (canonical)
  2. The npm registry's binary mirror path (<registry>/-/binary/everme-cli/...), if your npm_config_registry is non-default
  3. https://registry.npmmirror.com/-/binary/everme-cli/... (always tried as final fallback)

The first source to succeed wins. SHA-256 verification runs regardless of source.

Self-hosted backend

Point the CLI at your own EverMe gateway:

export EVERCLI_API_BASE_URL=https://memory.acme-internal.com
evercli auth login

License

Apache-2.0.