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@ikawaari/cli-sdk

v0.7.0

Published

SDK partagé entre: - `apps/ikw` (CLI Node.js) - `apps/merchant-dashboard` (Workbench / Shell & API Explorer)

Readme

@ikawaari/cli-sdk

SDK partagé entre:

  • apps/ikw (CLI Node.js)
  • apps/merchant-dashboard (Workbench / Shell & API Explorer)

Objectif: une seule source de vérité pour la liste des commandes, leur structure, et la façon de les exécuter.

Installation publique

Ce package est publié sur npmjs comme dépendance publique du CLI:

npm install @ikawaari/cli-sdk

Le CLI installable publiquement (@ikawaari/ikw) dépend de cette publication. Pour livrer une nouvelle version du CLI, publier d'abord @ikawaari/cli-sdk, puis @ikawaari/ikw avec le même alignement de version mineure.

Ce que contient le SDK

  • src/types.ts
    • Types core (CommandDefinition, ExecutionContext, ApiExecutor, ...)
  • src/registry.ts
    • CommandRegistry (listing, search, autocomplete)
  • src/command-parser.ts
    • CommandParser (parse "payments list --limit 5" -> ExecutionContext)
  • src/executor/node-executor.ts
    • Exécution en Node (fetch + auth/config)
  • src/executor/browser-executor.ts
    • Exécution en navigateur (wrapper autour d’un client HTTP type axios)
  • src/commands/*.ts
    • Définitions déclaratives des commandes (modules)

Usage (Node / CLI)

Le CLI (Node) doit:

  • construire un CommandRegistry (ex: createRegistry())
  • parser l’input (CommandParser)
  • exécuter via NodeExecutor

Usage (Browser / Workbench)

Le dashboard (browser) doit:

  • construire un CommandRegistry + CommandParser
  • exécuter via BrowserExecutor

Dans ce repo:

  • Bridge: apps/merchant-dashboard/src/lib/workbench-sdk.ts

Développement

Type-check

Si npm est bloqué par la policy PowerShell, tu peux lancer tsc via le TypeScript déjà présent dans apps/ikw:

node -e "const {execSync}=require('child_process');execSync('node ..\\ikw\\node_modules\\typescript\\bin\\tsc --noEmit',{cwd:process.cwd(),stdio:'inherit'})"

Ou (quand les workspaces seront configurés) simplement:

npm run type-check

Notes

  • Les imports actuels dans le repo peuvent être relatifs (apps/.../../../cli-sdk/...) en attendant l’activation des workspaces et l’import propre @ikawaari/cli-sdk.