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@funeste38/rome

v1.5.5

Published

Tous les chemins mènent à Rome — CLI avancée pour monorepos avec gestion des processus détachés, auto-workspaces et compatibilité cross-platform.

Readme

@funeste38/rome

Tous les chemins mènent a Rome.

rome is the Funesterie CLI for local monorepos, detached processes and cross-platform developer workflows. It is built to make Windows, PowerShell and mixed workspaces feel first-class instead of second-class.

npm version License: MIT

What Rome does well

  • discovers workspaces automatically in common monorepo layouts
  • runs one, two or three services with prefixed logs
  • supports detached processes and monitoring helpers
  • fixes working-directory problems before they become annoying
  • stays scriptable from PowerShell, Node or CI

Install

npm install @funeste38/rome

Quick start

# run a command inside a detected workspace
rome run server -- npm run dev

# launch two workspaces in parallel
rome duo server "npm run dev" web "npm run dev"

# smart launcher: 1 workspace -> run, 2 -> duo, 3 -> trio
rome start

Main commands

Workspace execution

rome run api -- npm run dev
rome fix web -- npm run build
rome build
rome test
rome lint
rome clean

Parallel workflows

rome duo server "npm run dev" web "npm run dev"
rome trio api "npm run dev" web "npm run dev" ai "npm run start"

Detached and monitored processes

Use rome.json to define long-lived processes and let Rome manage logs, restarts and lifecycle more cleanly than ad-hoc shell tabs.

Tunnel helpers

rome tunnel up 3000
rome tunnel status
rome tunnel test
rome tunnel down

Workspace detection

Rome looks for familiar names and folders such as:

  • root folders like server, backend, api, web, client, app
  • nested folders like apps/, packages/, services/, src/
  • recursive descendants when you launch it from a larger workspace

Environment support

Environment support is optional. Rome can integrate with the newer Funesterie stack:

  • @funeste38/envaptex for env loading and typed profiles
  • freeland for value normalization across prefixes like json:, b64:, file: and nez:
  • @funeste38/nezlephant for OC8 PNG-based payload transport when needed

Example:

rome env check --profile dev
rome env generate web --profile production --out apps/web/.env.production

Rome keeps these integrations dynamic, so projects that only need workspace orchestration do not pay extra complexity.

Good next improvements

  • richer JSON logs for desktop supervisors and cloud hosts
  • first-class process groups beyond duo and trio
  • native status dashboard for detached processes
  • stronger env profile diffing and validation output

Development

npm install
npm run build