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@nossen/qflush-runner

v2.0.2

Published

Small runner package for invoking QFlush in lightweight automation contexts.

Downloads

198

Readme

@nossen/qflush-runner

Small runner package for invoking QFlush jobs in lightweight automation, CI and local worker contexts.

Use the runner when you need QFlush-compatible execution without installing the full daemon package into a small workflow.

Why It Exists

The NOSSEN package train is the small-module layer behind Funesterie, A11, QFlush and local agent coordination. Each package owns one bounded runtime concern so automation remains inspectable instead of turning into an opaque blob.

Core Capabilities

  • Wraps QFlush-style command execution.
  • Keeps runner payloads small for automation lanes.
  • Useful for CI, worker handoff and reduced environments.

Install

npm install @nossen/qflush-runner

Quick Start

npx qflush-runner --help

Library Usage

import * as runner from "@nossen/qflush-runner";

Runtime Fit

  • @nossen/qflush-runner is part of the NOSSEN runtime module graph.
  • Pairs with @nossen/qflush.
  • Pairs with @nossen/rome.

Safety Model

  • Designed as a small wrapper, not a secret store.
  • Keep credentials in the calling environment.

Package Details

| Field | Value | | --- | --- | | Package | @nossen/qflush-runner | | Version | 2.0.1 | | Type | Library/CLI package | | CLI binaries | qflush-runner | | Registry scope | @nossen | | Repository | runtime/modules/qflush/runner-package |

Quality Gates

This package currently relies on package-level smoke checks and npm pack inspection.

Publishing

This package is part of the NOSSEN package train. Before publishing, run the quality gates, inspect npm pack --dry-run, then publish the immutable version to npmjs and mirror the same version to the Funesterie package backups.

Support NOSSEN

NOSSEN packages stay public and usable under their license. If this package helps your workflow, support Funesterie infrastructure, releases and maintenance through:

  • Wero: +33 7 83 46 37 61
  • PayPal: https://paypal.me/funeste38
  • Stripe/card checkout: https://funesterie.me/subscription
  • Custom support or invoice: https://funesterie.me/contact/

License

See the package license and repository license files for terms.