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@realvendex/pi-ci

v1.0.0

Published

Pi-native GitHub Actions workflow generator for pi.dev extensions — pre-configured test, lint, build, and publish jobs.

Readme

pi-ci

Pi-native GitHub Actions workflow generator for pi.dev extensions.

Installation

pi install npm:@realvendex/pi-ci

What It Does

Generate GitHub Actions workflow YAML files pre-configured for pi.dev extension development. Supports three templates (minimal, default, full) with pre-wired jobs for vitest, biome, tsc, npm publish, and GitHub Release.

Tools

ci_generate

Generate a GitHub Actions CI workflow YAML file.

Parameters:

  • template (string, optional) — 'minimal', 'default', or 'full' (default: 'default')
  • packageName (string, optional) — Package name for npm publish step
  • nodeVersion (string, optional) — Node.js version (default: '22')
  • includePublish (boolean, optional) — Include npm publish job (default: false)
  • includeRelease (boolean, optional) — Include GitHub Release job (default: false)

Example:

Use the ci_generate tool with template="full" packageName="@realvendex/my-ext"

ci_validate

Validate an existing workflow YAML against pi.dev conventions.

Parameters:

  • yaml (string, required) — GitHub Actions workflow YAML content to validate
  • strict (boolean, optional) — Enable strict pi.dev convention checks (default: false)

Example:

Use the ci_validate tool with yaml="<your workflow YAML>" strict=true

ci_init

Scaffold a .github/workflows/ directory with a generated CI workflow.

Parameters:

  • template (string, optional) — 'minimal', 'default', or 'full' (default: 'default')
  • packageName (string, optional) — Package name for npm publish step
  • dryRun (boolean, optional) — Preview without writing files (default: false)

Example:

Use the ci_init tool with template="default" dryRun=true

Templates

| Template | Jobs | Use Case | |-----------|--------------------------------|-----------------------------| | minimal | CI only | Simple projects | | default | CI + optional publish | Standard extensions | | full | CI + publish + GitHub Release | Full release automation |

Pre-wired Jobs

  • ci — Runs on every push/PR: biome check, tsc --noEmit, vitest run
  • publish — Publishes to npm on tag push (requires NPM_TOKEN secret)
  • release — Creates GitHub Release on tag push

Resources

License

MIT