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@karenmisakyan/fastcybers

v0.6.0

Published

Deploy Next.js/React apps to your fastcybers cPanel server — a Vercel-style CLI for self-hosted infra

Readme

@fastcybers/cli

Deploy Next.js and React apps to your fastcybers server with a single command.

A Vercel-style CLI for self-hosted infrastructure. Push code, get a live URL with SSL.

Install

npm install -g @fastcybers/cli

Quick start

# 1. Create account
fastcybers signup

# 2. Go to your Next.js / React project
cd my-app

# 3. Deploy
fastcybers deploy --name myapp
# → https://myapp.fast-cybers.com  (live with SSL in ~30s)

# 4. Push changes — auto-deploys
git push

Commands

Auth

fastcybers signup              # Create account
fastcybers login               # Log in
fastcybers logout              # Remove local credentials
fastcybers whoami              # Show current user

Projects

fastcybers deploy              # Create + deploy project (interactive)
fastcybers deploy -n myapp -f nextjs -y   # Non-interactive
fastcybers list                # List your projects
fastcybers rm myapp            # Delete (subdomain + GitHub repo)

Environment variables

fastcybers env add DATABASE_URL "mysql://..."
fastcybers env list
fastcybers env rm DATABASE_URL

Values are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) on the server.

Observability

fastcybers logs                # Last 200 lines
fastcybers logs --follow       # Stream
fastcybers deployments         # Recent history
fastcybers rollback            # Revert to previous

How it works

fastcybers deploy
    ↓
Server auto-provisions:
    ├── subdomain (<name>.fast-cybers.com)
    ├── wildcard SSL cert
    ├── private GitHub repo
    ├── push webhook for CI/CD
    └── Docker container on reserved port

git push
    ↓
GitHub webhook → server builds + deploys in ~30s → live

Supported frameworks

  • Next.js (15+) — auto-detected, standalone output
  • React — static build served by nginx
  • Static HTML — served by nginx

Configuration

| Env var | Default | What | |---------|---------|------| | FASTCYBERS_API_URL | https://api.fast-cybers.com | API endpoint |

Credentials are stored in ~/.fastcybers/auth.json (chmod 600).

License

MIT — see LICENSE.