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@mpsuesser/project-cli

v0.0.0

Published

An Effect-powered project CLI

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Links

Git

Maintainers

mpsuessermpsuesser

Keywords

bunclieffectproject

Readme

project

An Effect-powered CLI foundation. Product commands will be added without changing the installation and release model established here.

Run

Run the latest npm release without installing it:

bunx @mpsuesser/project-cli --help

Or install the project command globally:

bun add --global @mpsuesser/project-cli
project --help

Standalone executables for macOS, Linux, and Windows are attached to every GitHub release. They do not require Bun to be installed. Download the archive for your platform, verify it against SHA256SUMS, and place project (or project.exe) on your PATH.

Develop

Requires Bun 1.3.14 or newer.

bun install
bun run start --help
bun run check

The source command is defined in src/command.ts; src/main.ts is only the Bun runtime boundary.

Release

Commits use Conventional Commits. Pushing changes to main updates an automated Release Please pull request. Merging that pull request creates the version tag and GitHub release, publishes the npm package, and attaches cross-platform binaries.

The npm package requires one manual bootstrap before tokenless releases can work:

  1. Before merging the first release PR, publish the bootstrap 0.0.0 package with npm publish --access public while authenticated as an owner of the @mpsuesser scope.
  2. In the npm package settings, configure GitHub Actions trusted publishing for mpsuesser/project-cli and workflow file release.yml.
  3. Disable token-based publishing after trusted publishing is verified.

Subsequent releases use npm OIDC trusted publishing with provenance and need no repository secret.

License

MIT