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@plugfn/cli

v0.0.1

Published

CLI tool for PlugFn SDK

Readme

PlugFn CLI

Command-line interface for the PlugFn SDK.

Installation

npm install -g @superfunctions/plugfn-cli

Commands

plugfn init

Initialize a new PlugFn project.

plugfn init
plugfn init --directory ./my-project

Creates:

  • Project structure
  • Configuration file (plugfn.config.ts)
  • Environment template (.env.example)
  • Example code

plugfn generate-types

Generate TypeScript types for providers.

# Generate types for a specific provider
plugfn generate-types --provider github --output ./types

# Generate types for all providers
plugfn generate-types --all --output ./types

plugfn add-provider

Create a new provider from template.

plugfn add-provider --name custom-api --auth api-key
plugfn add-provider --name oauth-service --auth oauth2

Options:

  • --name: Provider name (required)
  • --auth: Auth type (oauth2, api-key, jwt, basic)
  • --output: Output directory (default: ./src/providers)

plugfn test

Test connections and actions.

plugfn test --provider github
plugfn test --provider github --action issues.create
plugfn test --provider github --connection conn-123

Examples

Initialize a new project

mkdir my-integration-app
cd my-integration-app
plugfn init
npm install

Create a custom provider

plugfn add-provider --name shopify --auth api-key

This creates a provider template at src/providers/shopify/index.ts.

Generate types

plugfn generate-types --all

License

Apache-2.0