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@konversi-sdk/cli

v0.9.0

Published

The official CLI tool for scaffolding and packaging Konversi packages.

Readme

@konversi-sdk/cli

The official CLI tool for scaffolding, developing, and packaging Konversi packages to extend and interact with the Konversi ERP system.

npm version license


Features

  • 🚀 Zero-Config Scaffolding: Create custom Konversi packages with a single command.
  • 🏢 Konversi ERP Integration: Seamlessly connect custom UI views and serverless edge handlers to your Konversi ERP system.
  • Vite-Powered: Built on top of React 19 and Vite for instant HMR and lightning-fast builds.
  • 📦 One-Command Packaging: Package UI views, edge functions, and manifests into a deployable .kpkg archive.
  • 🦕 Deno Edge Functions: Built-in support for serverless backend function handlers out of the box.

Quickstart

1. Scaffold a New Konversi Package

You can run the CLI directly with npx without installing it globally:

npx @konversi-sdk/cli new

Or install it globally:

npm install -g @konversi-sdk/cli
kcli new

Follow the interactive prompts to set your package name and first page name:

 Welcome to Konversi One CLI 

◆ What is your project named?
│ my-awesome-package
└
◆ What is the name of your first page?
│ analytics
└
✔ Project scaffolded successfully!
✔ Dependencies installed successfully!

Commands

kcli new

Scaffolds a new Konversi package project with interactive prompts.

# Interactive mode
kcli new

This creates a structured Konversi package project:

my-awesome-package/
├── manifest.yaml           # Root package manifest (name, label, version)
├── package.json            # Workspace script aliases
├── web/                    # Frontend UI components for Konversi ERP
│   ├── manifest.yaml       # Page route registrations
│   ├── vite.config.ts      # Configured with @konversi-sdk/vite-plugin
│   ├── package.json
│   └── src/
│       └── Analytics.tsx   # React page component
└── functions/              # Deno Edge Functions
    ├── manifest.yaml       # Serverless function handlers map
    └── hello-world.ts      # Sample Deno HTTP function

Development

Navigate to your scaffolded package directory and start the local development server:

cd my-awesome-package
npm run dev

This launches the Vite dev server inside web/ with Hot Module Replacement (HMR).


kcli build

Builds the Konversi package and bundles it into a .kpkg (Konversi Package) archive ready for deployment to the Konversi ERP platform.

# Run from project root or web/ directory
kcli build

What kcli build does:

  1. Runs vite build to compile frontend UI components into web/dist/.
  2. Reads package metadata (name, version) from manifest.yaml.
  3. Creates a production package archive in the build/ directory:
    build/my-awesome-package-v0.0.1.kpkg

Inside the .kpkg archive:

  • manifest.yaml (Package Root Manifest)
  • web/manifest.yaml (UI Route Manifest)
  • web/dist/ (Bundled UI assets)
  • functions/ (Edge Function source files)

Package Configuration

Root manifest.yaml

Defines the overall Konversi package metadata:

name: "my-awesome-package"
label: "My Awesome Package"
version: "0.0.1"

UI Manifest web/manifest.yaml

Registers custom UI pages and their entry components to embed inside Konversi ERP:

modules:
  - name: "my-awesome-package"
    pages:
      - name: "analytics"
        component: "web/dist/analytics.js"

Functions Manifest functions/manifest.yaml

Registers serverless edge function handlers to execute custom business logic:

functions:
  - name: "hello-world"
    handler: "hello-world.ts"
    runtime: "deno"
    trigger: "http"

Binary Executables

The CLI registers two command aliases for convenience:

  • kcli
  • konversi

License

MIT © Konversi One