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@prodara/cli

v0.2.8

Published

Prodara CLI — thin wrapper that delegates to the project-local @prodara/compiler

Readme

@prodara/cli

A thin global CLI wrapper that resolves and delegates to the project-local @prodara/compiler.

Installation

npm install -g @prodara/cli

How It Works

  1. Walks up from the current directory to find node_modules/@prodara/compiler
  2. Checks version compatibility (major versions must match)
  3. Delegates all commands to the local compiler's CLI binary via execFileSync

This ensures you always run the compiler version pinned in your project's package.json.

Usage

# Create a new project — automatically installs @prodara/compiler
prodara init my-project

# Update an existing project to latest version
prodara upgrade

# In a project with @prodara/compiler installed locally
prodara build
prodara validate
prodara graph
prodara plan
prodara test
prodara doctor

Automatic Setup

prodara init handles project setup automatically:

  1. Runs npm init -y if no package.json exists
  2. Installs @prodara/compiler as a dev dependency
  3. Scaffolds the .prd project structure

Use --ai to also generate a single AI agent prompt file for your platform (Copilot, Claude, Cursor, and 23 others). This gives you the /prodara command — one prompt that drives the full build-to-deploy lifecycle.

Use --skip-install to skip the npm init and compiler installation steps.

If no local compiler is found, the CLI prints installation instructions.

License

Apache-2.0