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@juriba/yalla-cli

v0.1.0

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Production-grade, AI-agent-first CLI for Dokploy. Native Go binary fetched on install.

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Keywords

yalladokploycliagentopenapi

Readme

@juriba/yalla-cli (npm wrapper)

This package wraps the native yalla Go binary so it can be installed and executed via npm and npx.

How it works

  1. npm install -g @juriba/yalla-cli runs the postinstall script.
  2. The script downloads the matching native binary from the public RustFS release mirror for the wrapper's package.json version.
  3. The binary's SHA256 is verified against the release checksums.txt before it is unpacked into node_modules/@juriba/yalla-cli/binaries/.
  4. The yalla bin script in bin/yalla.js is a thin trampoline. It execs the native binary with the caller's argv, inheriting stdio so stdout, stderr, and exit codes flow through unmodified.

Environment overrides

| Variable | Effect | |-------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------| | YALLA_VERSION | Force a specific release version (without the leading v). | | YALLA_REPO | Use GitHub Releases for a specific <owner>/<repo> slug instead. | | YALLA_RELEASE_BASE | Override the full release base URL. | | YALLA_SKIP_DOWNLOAD=1 | Skip the postinstall download (useful in restricted CI environments). |

Release mirror

The default public mirror is:

https://s3.jsa.sa/yalla-releases/releases/download

Release assets must be uploaded under the tag path:

releases/download/v0.1.0/yalla_0.1.0_linux_amd64.tar.gz
releases/download/v0.1.0/yalla_0.1.0_checksums.txt

The GitHub release workflow uploads GoReleaser archives and checksums to the yalla-releases RustFS bucket. The bucket or releases/download/ prefix must allow unauthenticated read access so npm installs work for users without access to the private source repository.

Test the platform mapping

cd npm
node --test test/*.js

Manual one-shot run via npx

npx @juriba/yalla-cli --version

npx invokes the same wrapper, so the binary is downloaded into a per-invocation cache and the wrapper exec preserves stdout/stderr/exit codes exactly.