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@freestyle-sh/fdev-cli

v0.1.7

Published

Global `fdev` CLI.

Readme

@freestyle-sh/fdev-cli

Global fdev CLI.

npm i -g @freestyle-sh/fdev-cli
fdev init
fdev run plan
fdev ls
fdev run plan github:owner/repo

fdev init asks for a project name, Freestyle API key, and package manager. It creates a project folder containing a workflow-based fdev.config.ts, .env, .env.example, package.json, and local ignore rules.

Interactive terminals use Inquirer prompts and a chalk/log-update run timeline. Set FDEV_RENDER=0 to force the plain text renderer; --json and flag-driven flows remain suitable for agents and scripts.

Interactive providers can ask the CLI to open provider-owned URLs. For example, Freestyle terminal sessions are served by the Freestyle provider, while the CLI only opens the presented URL in a browser.

fdev run ssh <workspace> runs the workflow's uncached workspace.onOpen hook before attaching or printing the SSH command.

fdev ls lists workspaces for the selected project. fdev ls snapshots lists cached snapshot runs, and fdev ls config shows the resolved project paths.

Remote GitHub targets are materialized into ~/.fdev/projects, use state outside the checkout, and require explicit trust before installing dependencies or executing the remote config.

Projects should install matching @freestyle-sh/fdev versions locally.