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@keel-ai/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Keel — China-friendly React Native platform CLI

Readme

@keel-ai/cli

The Keel command-line interface. Apache 2.0.

npm install -g @keel-ai/cli
keel --help

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | keel doctor | Diagnose env (Node / Java / Xcode / Android SDK) + show resolved config | | keel start | Run local Metro dev server, paired with Keel Go for live preview | | keel build <ios\|android> [--output=<dir>] | Trigger Keel Build (Cloud Build server) to compile your project | | keel publish <bundle> --platform <p> --version <v> | Upload a bundle to OTA + promote to current | | keel rollback <hash> --platform <p> | Rotate current pointer to a previously-uploaded hash | | keel manifest --platform <p> [--current-hash <h>] | Query OTA manifest (debug) | | keel install <pkg> | RN-aware npm install with module-allowlist / version checks | | keel submit <ios\|android> --to=<driver>[,<driver>...] | Auto-submit to App Store / Play / 国内 5 大 Android markets | | keel dev-client <ios\|android> [--output=<dir>] | Build a project-specific tester app with custom native modules | | keel login [--ci] | Persist API key to ~/.keel/credentials.yml (--ci reads KEEL_API_KEY env) | | keel logout | Remove the stored API key |

Use keel <command> --help for full flag list.

Scaffolding (separate packages)

@keel-ai/cli is for daily project work (start / build / publish / submit / etc.). Scaffolding lives in two standalone packages that follow the npm create-<x> convention (same shape as Expo's create-expo-app + create-expo-module):

npm create keel-app my-app             # see packages/create-keel-app/
npm create keel-module keel-module-foo # see packages/create-keel-module/

Note: there's a keel deploy stub reserved for V2 web hosting — Keel currently does not do web deployment; see docs/architecture.md.

Configuration

Three layers, last-wins:

  1. keel.json in project (or any parent dir) — see schema below
  2. Env vars: KEEL_PROJECT, KEEL_UPDATE_ENDPOINT, KEEL_API_KEY, KEEL_RUNTIME_VERSION, KEEL_CHANNEL
  3. Command-line flags (--project, --endpoint, --api-key, etc.)
{
  "project": "my-app",
  "endpoint": {
    "ota": "https://api.keel.appunvs.com",
    "cloud_build": "https://api.keel.appunvs.com"
  },
  "api_key": "keel_live_...",
  "runtime_version": "1.0",
  "channel": "production",
  "platforms": ["ios", "android"]
}

End-to-end smoke test against the Update server

Terminal 1:

cd keel
go run ./cmd/update-server -listen :8081 -blob-root /tmp/keel-bundles

Terminal 2:

cd keel/cli
npm install
npm run build

# Make a fake bundle file
echo "fake bundle bytes" > /tmp/bundle.zip

# Publish
./bin/keel.js publish /tmp/bundle.zip \
  --project myproj \
  --platform ios \
  --version v1.0.0 \
  --endpoint http://localhost:8081

# Verify manifest
./bin/keel.js manifest \
  --project myproj \
  --platform ios \
  --endpoint http://localhost:8081

Build + test

npm install         # one-time
npm run build       # tsc → dist/
npm test            # node:test against src/

Apache 2.0

See /keel/LICENSE.