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@pyra-js/cli

v0.30.10

Published

🔥 @Pyra/cli - A cli tool for using core cli commands

Downloads

590

Readme

@pyra-js/cli

The Pyra.js command-line interface. Provides the pyra command for starting the dev server, building for production, scaffolding new projects, and diagnosing your setup.

npm install -D @pyra-js/cli
# or
pnpm add -D @pyra-js/cli

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | pyra dev | Start the dev server with HMR on localhost:3000 | | pyra build | Production build - outputs to dist/ | | pyra start | Serve the production build (run pyra build first) | | pyra init [name] | Interactive project scaffolding | | pyra graph [path] | Visualize the project dependency graph | | pyra doctor | Diagnose your project configuration |

# Dev server on a custom port, open browser on start
pyra dev --port 8080 --open

# Production build with sourcemaps
pyra build --sourcemap

# Scaffold a new project interactively
pyra init my-app

Configuration

Create pyra.config.ts in your project root. defineConfig and all user-facing types are exported from this package:

import { defineConfig } from '@pyra-js/cli';
import { createReactAdapter } from '@pyra-js/adapter-react';

export default defineConfig({
  adapter: createReactAdapter(),
  routesDir: 'src/routes',
  server: {
    port: 3000,
  },
});

Full Documentation

cli-reference


License

MIT