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@oxlayer/cli

v0.0.35

Published

OxLayer CLI - Install and manage OxLayer SDK packages

Downloads

144

Readme

OxLayer SDK Installer

A command-line tool for downloading and installing OxLayer SDK packages.

Installation

npm install -g @oxlayer/cli

Or use without installing:

npx @oxlayer/cli <command>

Commands

oxlayer login

Authenticate with the OxLayer Control Panel using your API key.

oxlayer login

You can also provide the key directly:

oxlayer login --key oxl_your_api_key_here

oxlayer status

Show your current authentication status and SDK installation.

oxlayer status

With verbose output:

oxlayer status --verbose

oxlayer install

Download and install SDK packages.

# Install latest version
oxlayer install

# Install specific version
oxlayer install 2025_02_08_001

# Install specific packages
oxlayer install --packages backend-sdk frontend-sdk

# Install with options
oxlayer install --save --environment production

Options:

  • [version] - Specific version to install (default: latest)
  • -p, --packages <packages...> - Specific packages to install
  • -e, --environment <env> - Environment (development|staging|production)
  • --dry-run - Show what would be installed without installing
  • -f, --force - Force reinstall even if already installed
  • --save - Add to dependencies in package.json
  • --save-dev - Add to devDependencies in package.json

oxlayer resolve

Resolve and display capability configuration for the current project.

oxlayer resolve

With usage examples:

oxlayer resolve --verbose

oxlayer logout

Remove stored API key and configuration.

oxlayer logout

Usage Example

# 1. Authenticate
oxlayer login

# 2. Check your project's capabilities
oxlayer resolve

# 3. Install the SDK
oxlayer install

# 4. Install dependencies
pnpm install

Configuration

The installer stores its configuration in ~/.oxlayer/config.json:

{
  "apiKey": "oxl_...",
  "environment": "development",
  "vendorDir": ".capabilities-vendor"
}

You can also use environment variables:

  • OXLAYER_API_KEY - Your API key
  • OXLAYER_API_ENDPOINT - Custom API endpoint (default: https://api.oxlayer.dev)

Vendor Directory

Installed packages are stored in .capabilities-vendor/<version>/ in your project:

.my-project/
├── .capabilities-vendor/
│   └── 2025_02_08_001/
│       ├── foundation/
│       ├── capabilities/
│       └── frontend/
├── package.json
└── src/

Security Notes

  • Your API key is stored locally in ~/.oxlayer/config.json
  • Never commit .capabilities-vendor/ to version control
  • Add .capabilities-vendor/ to your .gitignore

License

MIT © OxLayer