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@nlqdb/cli

v0.1.0

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Shim that installs the nlq CLI binary for the host platform.

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Readme

@nlqdb/cli

npm shim for the nlq CLI.

npm install -g @nlqdb/cli downloads the right Go binary for your platform from the matching GitHub Release, verifies its sha256 against the release's checksums.txt, and places it on your PATH.

Install

npm install -g @nlqdb/cli      # or pnpm, yarn, bun
nlq --version

Equivalent paths — all resolve to the same binary version:

curl -fsSL https://nlqdb.com/install | sh
brew install nlqdb/tap/nlq

Supported platforms

  • macOS (Intel + Apple Silicon)
  • Linux (x86_64 + arm64)

Windows / other targets: build from source — the postinstall errors out early via package.json os / cpu gates so npm install never gets to the download step on unsupported platforms.

Env vars

| Variable | Effect | |---|---| | NLQDB_CLI_SKIP_DOWNLOAD=1 | Skip the postinstall download (CI / airgapped — install the binary separately). | | NLQDB_CLI_BINARY_URL | Override the tarball URL (corporate mirror). | | NLQDB_CLI_CHECKSUMS_URL | Override the checksums.txt URL (must list the matching archive). |

The downloaded binary's sha256 is always verified against the release's signed checksums.txt before it lands on disk.

How it works

This package contains no Go source. bin/nlq.cjs is a tiny Node wrapper that execs the platform binary downloaded by scripts/postinstall.mjs. Decisions: SK-CLI-002.