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@nevr/cli

v0.3.5

Published

CLI for Nevr - Nevr write boilerplate again

Downloads

52

Readme


🚀 Quick Start

# Generate schema and types
npx @nevr/cli generate

# Push to database
npx @nevr/cli db:push

# Start dev server with hot reload
npx @nevr/cli dev

📦 Installation

# Global (recommended for frequent use)
npm install -g @nevr/cli

# Or use directly with npx
npx @nevr/cli <command>

🎯 Commands

nevr generate

Generate Prisma schema

nevr generate [options]

Options:
  -c, --config <path>   Config file (default: ./nevr.config.ts)
  -o, --out <dir>       Output directory (default: ./prisma)
  -p, --provider <db>   Database: sqlite, postgresql, mysql (default: sqlite)

Examples:
  nevr generate
  nevr generate -p postgresql -o ./src/prisma

nevr db:push

Push your schema to the database (development).

nevr db:push

# Creates tables without migration files
# ⚠️ May reset data - use db:migrate for production

nevr db:migrate

Create a versioned migration (production-safe).

nevr db:migrate --name "add_posts_table"

# Creates migration file in prisma/migrations/

nevr db:studio

Launch Prisma Studio to view/edit your data.

nevr db:studio

# Opens browser at http://localhost:5555

nevr db:reset

Reset database to fresh state.

nevr db:reset

# ⚠️ Deletes all data

nevr dev

Start development server with hot reload.

nevr dev [options]

Options:
  -p, --port <number>   Port (default: 3000)
  --host <ip>           Host (default: localhost)

Example:
  nevr dev -p 4000

📁 Generated Output

├── prisma/
│   └── schema.prisma    # Database schema

⚡ Workflow

# 1. Define entities in nevr.config.ts
# 2. Generate everything
nevr generate

# 3. Push to database
nevr db:push

# 4. Start coding
nevr dev

📚 Related

| Package | Description | |---------|-------------| | nevr | Core framework | | @nevr/generator | Generator library | | create-nevr | Project scaffolder |


📄 License

MIT © Nevr Contributors