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@nwire/cli

v0.7.1

Published

Nwire CLI — branded TUI on top of @nwire/kernel. Dev, run, please, build, test, fmt, lint, check, ps, logs, cache, ls, studio. One surface for the whole framework.

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Readme

@nwire/cli

The nwire umbrella CLI — dev, run, cache, studio, call, please, ls, infra, …

What it does

Built on citty: one root command per file under commands/. Long-lived processes (dev, run, studio) go through @nwire/kernel; build/quality passthroughs (fmt, lint, check) shell out. Reads nwire.config.ts (or falls back to convention) to locate the consumer's apps registry and .nwire/ cache.

Install

pnpm add -D @nwire/cli

After install the nwire binary is on your node_modules/.bin. With pnpm dlx (or aliased globally) you can run anywhere.

Quick start

nwire dev # boot every app in the registry, hot-reload
nwire run learnflow-api # boot one wire
nwire cache # rebuild.nwire/*.json from source
nwire studio # open Studio against the cache + live runtime
nwire please <action> # dispatch an action from the command line
nwire ls # list actions / events / actors per app
nwire infra up # docker-compose up (postgres/redis/mongo/mailhog/logto/minio)

API surface

  • nwire CLI binary (one subcommand per file).
  • loadConfig(cwd) / resolveAppsEntry(cwd, config) — programmatic entry resolution.

When to use

Every Nwire project after pnpm install. Fits every level.