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@page-engine/page-cli

v0.4.0

Published

Command-line compiler and standalone package builder for PageEngine.

Downloads

1,001

Readme

@page-engine/page-cli

Command-line compiler and standalone package builder for the PageEngine declarative front-end engine.

Wraps @page-engine/page-compiler with file adapters and adds build-standalone: compile a multi-page project, validate cross-page navigation, code-split renderer registries per renderer via dynamic imports, bundle the application entry with Vite/esbuild, and publish a deterministic, digest-verified Standalone Runtime Package that @page-engine/page-standalone-host can boot securely in the browser.

  • Build-time fail-closed: schema, pointer, policy, and renderer-contract violations reject the build with structured diagnostics.
  • Deterministic output: identical inputs produce identical package bytes.

Install

npm install --save-dev @page-engine/page-cli

Requires Node >= 22.12 (Vite 8 requirement). ESM only. Ships the page-engine bin.

Usage

page-engine build-standalone --project path/to/project.json --out dist/runtime

The project file (page.standalone-project/v1) declares the application id, start page, per-page Page Source files, the inventory bundle, the application entry, and the renderer allowlist. The command exits non-zero and prints structured diagnostics (reason code + JSON pointer path) on any violation.

Programmatic use:

import { buildStandaloneProject, runCli } from "@page-engine/page-cli";

const result = await buildStandaloneProject({ projectFile: "project.json", out: "dist/runtime" });
if (!result.ok) throw new Error(JSON.stringify(result.diagnostics));

const code = await runCli(["build-standalone", "--project", "project.json", "--out", "dist/runtime"], {
  stdout: (value) => process.stdout.write(value),
  stderr: (value) => process.stderr.write(value),
});

See the monorepo examples/security-standalone for a complete project and the CLI tests (packages/page-cli/test) for the contract surface.