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@nebula-rn/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Nebula CLI - build, bundle and upload mini-apps

Readme

@nebula-rn/cli

The command-line tool for Nebula, an enterprise-grade SuperApp framework for React Native. Scaffold host apps and MiniApps, develop them against a universal Dev Runner, build production bundles, and upload versions to Nebula Cloud.

The bare npm name nebula belongs to an unrelated package. Always install and invoke the CLI via the @nebula-rn/cli package; the installed binary is named nebula.

Quick start

# Scaffold a MiniApp
npx @nebula-rn/cli create miniapp my-miniapp
cd my-miniapp
npm install

# Develop with the universal Dev Runner
npx @nebula-rn/cli miniapp dev

# Build production bundles (iOS + Android) under build/
npx @nebula-rn/cli miniapp build

You can also install it globally:

npm install -g @nebula-rn/cli
nebula create host my-host

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | nebula create host <name> | Scaffold a native host project | | nebula create miniapp <name> | Scaffold a pure-JS MiniApp project | | nebula create runner <name> | Scaffold a development runner | | nebula miniapp dev | Start Metro and launch the Dev Runner | | nebula miniapp build | Build iOS and Android production bundles | | nebula miniapp upload | Build and upload a version to Nebula Cloud | | nebula auth login / logout | Authenticate against Nebula Cloud | | nebula config server | Configure the Nebula Cloud API URL |

Scaffolding flags: --app-id, --display-name, --bundle-id, --directory. Dev flags: --platform ios|android, --no-runner.

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 20
  • A React Native development environment (Xcode / Android Studio) for running the Dev Runner

Documentation

  • Getting started and guides: https://github.com/Hector-Zhuang/nebula/tree/main/packages/nebula-docs/content/docs
  • CLI reference: https://github.com/Hector-Zhuang/nebula/blob/main/packages/nebula-docs/content/docs/reference/cli.mdx

License

Apache-2.0