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@leracherry/tracelens-cli

v1.0.0

Published

Local CLI for inspecting TraceLens interaction telemetry

Downloads

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Links

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Maintainers

leracherryleracherry

Keywords

tracelensperformanceruminpreact

Readme

@leracherry/tracelens-cli

Local Studio and trace tools for TraceLens v1.0.0.

Installation

Install from npm using the command below, or see GitHub Packages authentication. Both registries use the same package names. Keep all TraceLens packages on matching versions.

npm install @leracherry/[email protected]

Usage

npx @leracherry/[email protected] studio
npx @leracherry/[email protected] inspect trace.json
npx @leracherry/[email protected] compare 1.0.0 1.1.0 --file trace.json
npx @leracherry/[email protected] privacy audit --file trace.json
npx @leracherry/[email protected] sourcemaps upload ./dist --app dashboard --release 1.0.0 --url-prefix https://app.example/
npx @leracherry/[email protected] budget check --config tracelens.yml --file trace.json --release 1.0.0
npx @leracherry/[email protected] doctor

Requires Node.js 22+. Studio is bundled and defaults to http://127.0.0.1:4173. Its collector uses bounded in-memory storage without authentication; do not expose it publicly. Privacy audit is heuristic and exits 1 for findings or errors. Source maps remain local and are matched by app, release, and exact generated URL. Budget checks support strict YAML, fail closed on insufficient data, and emit stable JSON for CI.

See the guide and release notes. Licensed MIT.