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@flowpanel/cli

v0.1.0

Published

CLI for FlowPanel — init, migrate, doctor

Readme

@flowpanel/cli

The flowpanel CLI — scaffold, develop, ship.

npm

Bundled inside the flowpanel umbrella package. Run via pnpm flowpanel <command> or pnpm dlx flowpanel <command>.

Commands

flowpanel init                 Detect stack, scaffold config + 6 files
flowpanel dev                  Start `next dev` (and bull-board if REDIS_URL set)
flowpanel new <resource>       Add a resource(...) entry to flowpanel.config.ts
                               --table <expr>   Override the schema table reference
                               --kind prisma    Generate string-literal first arg
flowpanel migrate              Apply SQL migrations from flowpanel/migrations/
flowpanel doctor [--fix]       Health check; --fix auto-writes missing route files
flowpanel eject <target>       Take ownership of a piece of FlowPanel
                               resource <name>
                               dashboard <path>
                               layout
                               --force          Overwrite existing files

What init writes

flowpanel.config.ts
app/admin/[[...slug]]/page.tsx
app/api/flowpanel/[...route]/route.ts
app/api/flowpanel/stream/route.ts
styles/admin.css
flowpanel/migrations/0001_init.sql

What eject does

Each ejected file is stamped with // flowpanel: ejected @ <semver> — this file is yours. The matching config entry is commented out in flowpanel.config.ts via ts-morph (resource + dashboard targets); layout is auto-applied by Next.js's segment system.

Documentation

https://flowpanel.dev

License

MIT