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@fuaran-ui/cli

v0.6.0

Published

The Fuaran generative-UI CLI — fuaran generate / validate / recipe / scaffold over the public surfaces, with zero MCP config. Works against the real endpoint or the local mock.

Readme

@fuaran-ui/cli

The Fuaran generative-UI CLI — fuaran generate | validate | recipe | scaffold over the public surfaces, with zero MCP config. Works against the real generation endpoint or the local mock. The npm front-end of the Fuaran CLI (sibling to the Fuaran.UI.Cli dotnet tool).

npx @fuaran-ui/cli generate "a metric strip showing revenue" --mock   # offline, no secret
npx @fuaran-ui/cli validate tree.json                                 # canonical-schema check
npx @fuaran-ui/cli recipe "a row of KPI tiles"                        # a matching cookbook recipe
npx @fuaran-ui/cli scaffold --target ts                               # integration boilerplate

Commands

  • generate <prompt> [--tree <file>] [--mock [url]] — a prompt (optionally repairing --tree) → a canonical wire tree. Against the real endpoint (env config) or the local @fuaran-ui/mock (--mock, no secret).
  • validate <file> — wire JSON → pass/fail + canonical decode diagnostics.
  • recipe <query> — query → a matching cookbook recipe (canonical prompts + target emission).
  • scaffold --target ts|fsharp [--pattern server-proxied|browser-byok] — the integration boilerplate. ts supports browser-byok; the F#/Fable leg is always server-proxied.

The CLI is a thin shell over the same tool implementations the MCP server exposes (@fuaran-ui/mcp) plus the @fuaran-ui/client SDK, so fuaran <cmd> and the MCP tool behave identically. generate / validate also match the Fuaran.UI.Cli dotnet tool (shared wire substrate).

Secrets

FUARAN_ENDPOINT / FUARAN_ACCESS_TOKEN / FUARAN_PROVIDER_KEY are read from the environment only — never a flag, never printed. --mock needs no secret. The endpoint URL + paid access token are the commercial gate; this CLI is a thin, OSS-safe client over the public surfaces.