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@pith-cms/cli

v0.3.0

Published

Command-line scaffolding, collection management, content inspection, and diagnostics for Pith.

Readme

@pith-cms/cli

Command-line scaffolding, collection management, content inspection, and diagnostics for Pith.

Installation

pnpm add -D @pith-cms/cli@latest

Commands

pith init

Scaffold a Pith integration in an existing Next.js App Router project.

pnpm pith init

Options:

  • --yes — Skip confirmation prompts
  • --no-install — Skip dependency installation
  • --dry-run — Preview changes without writing
  • --storage <filesystem|github> — Storage adapter (default: filesystem)

pith collection add

Add a new collection definition interactively.

pnpm pith collection add

pith content check

Validate all content entries against their collection schemas.

pnpm pith content check
pnpm pith content check --json

pith content list <collection>

List all entries in a collection.

pnpm pith content list pages
pnpm pith content list pages --json

pith content read <collection> <identifier>

Read and display a single content entry.

pnpm pith content read pages home
pnpm pith content read pages home --json

pith doctor

Diagnose the Pith setup and report issues.

pnpm pith doctor
pnpm pith doctor --json

pith auth

Generate authentication material.

pnpm pith auth hash-password
pnpm pith auth generate-secret

Configuration Discovery

The CLI discovers configuration by searching for (in order):

  1. pith.config.ts
  2. pith.config.mts
  3. pith.config.js
  4. pith.config.mjs

Use --config <path> to specify a custom location.

Environment

The CLI loads .env.local and .env with the following precedence:

  1. Shell environment variables (highest)
  2. .env.local
  3. .env

Exit Codes

  • 0 — Success
  • 1 — Invalid content or failed diagnostics
  • 2 — Usage error, configuration error, or repository setup failure