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@layeron/cli

v0.1.0

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Command-line interface for Layeron.

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Readme

@layeron/cli

Command-line interface for Layeron.

The default command name is layer.

Current scope:

  • command parsing framework
  • help output
  • version output
  • unknown command handling
  • layer init [directory] project scaffolding
  • layer dev <project> local development through Miniflare
  • layer login account API token setup for local direct deploys
  • layer login status Cloudflare credential verification
  • layer logout local Cloudflare credential cleanup
  • layer logout --oauth reserved Cloudflare OAuth logout path
  • layer deploy [project] local direct deploy to Cloudflare
  • layer deploy --dry-run deploy preview without Cloudflare changes
  • layer deploy status [project] latest local deployment record
  • layer deploy history [project] recent local deployment records
  • layer captcha sitekeys [project] Captcha site key inspection
  • layer scan [project] read Layeron-managed or tagged Cloudflare resources into observed state
  • layer drift [project] compare desired, local, and observed Cloudflare state
  • layer reconcile [project] plan or apply drift reconciliation

layer init creates layeron.config.ts and src/app.ts with a minimal /healthz route and the current local Cloudflare compatibility date. It initializes the current directory by default and accepts --dir <path> for a different target. It asks for a project name slug when one is not provided.

layer dev loads the project, compiles the app spec, writes generated artifacts under .layeron, applies safe local migrations, and starts Miniflare with local persistence under .layeron/miniflare.

layer login and layer deploy use the local direct Cloudflare workflow.

layer logout removes the local account API token credential file. Cloudflare account API tokens remain active until the user deletes them from the Cloudflare dashboard. The --oauth option is reserved for the future OAuth credential store.

layer scan compiles the app, resolves the current Cloudflare target, reads tracked resources plus Layeron-tagged Cloudflare resources, and records observed state under .layeron/state. layer drift performs the same read and reports missing, changed, unreadable, and cloud-only tagged resources. layer reconcile --plan shows the restore plan without mutating Cloudflare. --accept-cloud, --restore-layeron, --adopt, and --retire choose the reconciliation strategy explicitly.