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@openzeppelin/ui-cli

v0.0.1

Published

Consumer CLI for scaffolding, migrating, and managing OpenZeppelin UI applications.

Downloads

71

Readme

@openzeppelin/ui-cli

Consumer CLI for scaffolding, migrating, and managing OpenZeppelin UI applications.

Installation

oz-ui is the binary from this package. Use either a global install or a project dev dependency, depending on how you run commands.

  • Global (keeps oz-ui on your PATH):
    npm install -g @openzeppelin/ui-cli
    Then run: oz-ui migrate init --project ., oz-ui --version, etc.
  • Local to a repo (typical for CI and the migration workflow):
    npm install -D @openzeppelin/ui-cli
    Then run the binary via your package manager: npx oz-ui …, pnpm exec oz-ui …, or a script that invokes oz-ui.

pnpm add -D / yarn add -D work the same way. The LLM migration doc assumes a local dev dependency by default, but a global install is valid and does not require npx/pnpm exec.

Commands

The oz-ui binary is organized by command group (e.g. oz-ui <group> …). This README documents the groups that are available today; additional groups will be added here as they ship.

| Group | Description | | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | migrate | Move an existing React app onto the OpenZeppelin UI Kit (manifest-driven workflow). |

migrate

Experimental — Migration features are under active development. Do not expect perfect automation on every project. The workflow uses deterministic oz-ui migrate commands and has been exercised on small- to medium-sized apps; it should still beat a fully manual migration. For the full disclaimer and an LLM-assisted flow (prompts, manifest workflow, skills), see the LLM-led migration reference (on GitHub).

All oz-ui migrate * subcommands support --json and return machine-readable payloads with an action field plus command-specific data. Invoke each row as oz-ui migrate <subcommand> (or npx / pnpm exec as needed).

| Subcommand | Description | | ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | init | Initialize migration scaffolding: OZ packages, provider templates, Tailwind, and assistant assets. Requires --agent-profile to choose where skills/agents are copied (for example standard,claude.agents/skills + .claude/skills, with agents under .cursor and .claude). | | analyze | Scan the project for UI components from third-party libraries (shadcn/ui, Radix, MUI, Chakra, Ant Design) and raw HTML elements, then map them to OpenZeppelin UI Kit equivalents. | | plan | Generate a step-by-step migration plan based on the analysis report. Uses the same assistant profiles as the initial migrate init (read from the manifest; no --agent-profile flag). | | execute | Execute the next dependency-safe migration task. Deterministic setup and component tasks are applied automatically; manual-review tasks return structured instructions instead of silently editing the manifest. | | complete | Mark a manually executed task as completed. By default this validates the task first with the same structural checks used by migrate doctor. | | fail | Mark a task as failed and record a blocker reason in the manifest so work can be resumed cleanly later. | | doctor | Verify codebase state against the manifest, including setup wiring, component swaps, and manual-review task structure. | | status | Display the current state of the migration manifest. status --next shows the next actionable task plus the suggested follow-up commands, such as migrate execute, migrate doctor, migrate complete, or migrate fail. |

End-to-end example

oz-ui migrate init --project . --agent-profile standard,claude
# Only shared .agents/skills + Cursor agents: --agent-profile standard
# Add legacy Cursor skill path: --agent-profile standard,claude,legacy-cursor
oz-ui migrate analyze --project . --json --output migration-analysis.json
oz-ui migrate plan --report migration-analysis.json --json
oz-ui migrate status --manifest migration-manifest.json --next
oz-ui migrate execute --manifest migration-manifest.json

For manual-review tasks:

oz-ui migrate doctor --manifest migration-manifest.json --check <task-id> --json
oz-ui migrate complete --manifest migration-manifest.json --task <task-id>
# or, if blocked
oz-ui migrate fail --manifest migration-manifest.json --task <task-id> --reason "<blocker>"

Development

# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Build
pnpm --filter @openzeppelin/ui-cli build

# Run tests
pnpm --filter @openzeppelin/ui-cli test