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@porulle/cli

v0.1.0

Published

The command-line tool. Scaffolds new stores, runs migrations, mints API keys, doctors broken setups.

Readme

@porulle/cli

The command-line tool. Scaffolds new stores, runs migrations, mints API keys, doctors broken setups.

Commands

| Command | What | |---|---| | porulle init <name> | scaffold a new store from templates/starter/commerce.config.ts, drizzle.config.ts, server entry, package.json wired to @porulle/* workspace deps | | porulle dev | start the example server with reload (delegates to the app's own dev script when present) | | porulle migrate | apply pending Drizzle migrations against DATABASE_URL | | porulle generate migration | drizzle-kit generate — produce a new SQL migration from schema diffs | | porulle deploy | thin wrapper around the app's deploy script | | porulle import <file> | run an import adapter (Shopify CSV, WooCommerce XML, flat JSON) | | porulle api-key create --scope <scope> | mint an API key with the given permission scope (replaces the deprecated auth.devKey) | | porulle doctor | environment + config sanity check |

Install

When published:

bun add -g @porulle/cli
porulle init my-store

In the monorepo today (workspace dep):

cd apps/<app> && bunx porulle init <name>

Starter template

templates/starter/ is what porulle init copies. Adjust there to change the default scaffold.

See also