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@panoptic-it-solutions/coolify-setup

v1.1.48

Published

CLI tool for setting up Coolify deployment on Panoptic projects

Readme

@panoptic-it-solutions/coolify-setup

CLI tool for setting up Coolify deployment on Panoptic projects.

Usage

npx @panoptic-it-solutions/coolify-setup

Or install globally:

npm i -g @panoptic-it-solutions/coolify-setup
coolify-setup

What it does

This CLI tool automates the setup of Coolify deployment for your project:

  1. Detects your project type (Next.js or Node.js)
  2. Detects your package manager (pnpm, npm, or yarn)
  3. Generates deployment files:
    • Dockerfile - Multi-stage build optimized for your project
    • docker-compose.yml - Production configuration with optional services
    • docker-compose.build.yml - Build configuration for CI
    • .github/workflows/build-deploy.yml - GitHub Actions workflow
    • entrypoint.sh - Container startup script with migration support
    • .claude/rules/coolify.md - Coolify deployment rules for Claude
  4. Sets up GitHub repository (optional):
    • Creates repo in Panoptic-IT-Solutions org
    • Pushes main, staging, and develop branches
    • Sets develop as default branch

Hardcoded Panoptic Defaults

  • Registry: 10.0.0.2:5000
  • GitHub Org: Panoptic-IT-Solutions
  • CI Runner: self-hosted
  • Branch Strategy:
    • develop - Default branch for development
    • staging - Deploy target for all branches
    • main - Production (manual promotion)

Optional Services

The CLI will prompt you to include:

  • PostgreSQL (with automatic migration support)
  • Redis
  • MinIO (S3-compatible storage)

Migration Handling

If PostgreSQL is included, the CLI generates migration infrastructure:

Next.js Projects (with standalone output)

Next.js uses output: 'standalone' which creates a minimal deployment without full node_modules. To handle migrations:

  1. esbuild is added to devDependencies (automatically)
  2. Migration script is bundled at Docker build time into a single JS file with all dependencies
  3. Bundled JS runs with plain Node.js at container startup (no tsx needed)

Files generated:

  • lib/db/migrate.ts - Migration script source (if not existing)
  • lib/db/migrate.bundle.js - Bundled migration (created during Docker build)

Node.js Projects

Node.js projects keep full node_modules, so migrations run with tsx:

Files generated:

  • scripts/migrate.ts - Migration script
  • Uses npx tsx at runtime

Migration Behavior

  • Skips during Docker build - Detects placeholder database URLs
  • Runs on container startup - Before the application starts
  • Idempotent - Drizzle tracks applied migrations

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • GitHub CLI (gh) installed and authenticated (for repo creation)
  • Git initialized in your project
  • For Next.js + PostgreSQL: esbuild (automatically added to devDependencies)

License

MIT