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@mono-labs/cli

v0.1.284

Published

A CLI tool for building and deploying projects

Readme

@mono-labs/cli

The CLI runtime for Mono. Reads .mono/ JSON command definitions and executes them with environment management, token replacement, and process orchestration.

Installation

yarn add -D @mono-labs/cli

This makes the mono binary available in your project:

yarn mono <command> [argument] [--options]

Usage

# Run a command defined in .mono/dev.json
yarn mono dev

# Pass an argument
yarn mono deploy stage

# Use options
yarn mono deploy --region us-west-2

# Run a workspace command (falls back to yarn workspace)
yarn mono web dev

# Built-in tools
yarn mono tools prune

# Config management
yarn mono config list

Exports

The package provides the following export:

| Export | Description | |--------|-------------| | @mono-labs/cli | Core utilities: setData, getData, mergeData, hasData, replaceTokens, boot, getMonoConfig, getRootDirectory, getRootJson, buildCommands, runMonoCommand, verifyOptionValue |

Core API

import {
  setData,
  getData,
  mergeData,
  hasData,
  replaceTokens,
} from "@mono-labs/cli";

Data Layer -- Shared key-value store used during command execution:

  • setData(key, value) -- Set a value
  • getData(key?) -- Get a value (or all data if no key)
  • mergeData(obj) -- Merge an object into the data layer
  • hasData(key) -- Check if a key exists

Token Replacement:

  • replaceTokens(str, env) -- Replace ${key} and $KEY patterns in a string using the data layer and environment

Types

import type {
  MonoConfig,
  OptionConfig,
  CommandConfig,
  MonoFiles,
  BootResult
} from "@mono-labs/cli";

Development

Build the CLI package:

yarn build:cli

The binary entry point is bin/mono.js, which loads dist/lib/index.js. The command system is built on Commander.js.

See the Contributing guide for full development setup.