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@heramb1/cli

v0.1.1

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Heramb CLI — deploy orchestration across any platform

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Readme

@heramb1/cli

Deploy full-stack apps across multiple platforms — without the dashboard tab circus.

Heramb orchestrates frontend, backend, Redis, CORS, and WebSocket wiring in the correct order. One CLI instead of copy-pasting URLs between Railway, Vercel, Netlify, and Upstash.

Website: heramb.pages.dev · Node.js: 18+

Install

# Run without installing globally
npx @heramb1/cli init
npx @heramb1/cli deploy

# Or install globally
npm install -g @heramb1/cli
heramb deploy

Quick start

cd your-app
heramb init      # detect stack, create heramb.config.json, store API tokens
heramb deploy    # Redis → backend → frontend, env vars wired automatically
heramb status    # unified status across providers

What Heramb does

Modern apps often span several platforms — frontend on Vercel or Netlify, backend on Railway, Redis on Upstash. Each service needs URLs from the others before it can start.

Heramb models your deployment as a dependency graph and runs every step in order:

REDIS_URL           ← Redis (first)
BACKEND_URL         ← backend (needs REDIS_URL)
WS_URL              ← derived from BACKEND_URL
CORS_ORIGIN         ← frontend URL (patched after frontend deploy)
NEXT_PUBLIC_*       ← aliases wired automatically
  • Dependency graph — services deploy in the correct sequence
  • CORS handled — temporary wildcard, then patch and redeploy backend
  • WebSocket smoke test — handshake verified before deploy completes
  • Preview environments — isolated deploys per branch

A clean deploy uses zero AI tokens.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | heramb init | Scan repo, detect stack, prompt for tokens, generate heramb.config.json | | heramb deploy | Full orchestrated multi-platform deploy | | heramb deploy --backend-only | Skip frontend | | heramb deploy --frontend-only | Skip backend and Redis | | heramb deploy --env preview --branch feat/x | Preview environment for a branch | | heramb status | Status across all configured providers | | heramb env push | Sync local .env to remote services | | heramb logs <service> | Tail logs from a service | | heramb ws test [url] | WebSocket smoke test | | heramb migrate [service] | Move a service to another provider |

Run heramb --help for the full list.

Supported providers

| Provider | Role | |----------|------| | Railway | Backend / API | | Vercel | Frontend (Next.js, etc.) | | Netlify | Frontend / static sites | | Upstash | Redis |

API tokens are stored in ~/.heramb/keys.json during heramb init — never commit this file.

Configuration

heramb init creates heramb.config.json in your project root. See the repository for an example config.

Credentials: ~/.heramb/keys.json

What Heramb is (and is not)

Heramb is a deployment orchestration CLI for apps split across multiple platforms. It wires env vars, deploy order, CORS, and WebSocket checks.

Heramb is not a hosting provider, infrastructure-as-code tool, or a replacement for platform-specific deploy CLIs. It orchestrates the gap between services.

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MIT