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@kalamdb/cli

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KalamDB command-line interface

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@kalamdb/cli

Install the KalamDB CLI with npm:

npm install -g @kalamdb/cli

Use the global install if you want kalam on your shell PATH. A local npm install only refreshes the package's own dist/kalam binary and does not replace some other kalam already earlier on PATH.

The package bootstraps the native kalam binary on first install, then runs kalam update to verify checksums and install the correct release build. Version, build-date, and checksum logic live in the Rust CLI — not in this npm wrapper.

If dist/kalam (or dist/kalam.exe) already exists, postinstall skips bootstrap and delegates directly to kalam update.

Supported binary targets are linux-x86_64, linux-aarch64, macos-aarch64, and windows-x86_64.

Useful commands:

kalam version
kalam doctor
kalam login --instance prod --url https://db.example.com
kalam whoami
kalam token create --name ci-prod
kalam update

Set KALAM_CLI_VERSION during install to download a specific release version, or KALAM_SKIP_DOWNLOAD=1 to skip binary download for packaging workflows. When developing inside the KalamDB monorepo, postinstall also reuses a locally built target/debug/kalam (or target/release/kalam) before attempting a GitHub release download. Package validation also checks that every supported release asset exists and has a SHA256SUMS entry.