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@rogatio/cli

v6.21.5

Published

Local-first browser request and response rules — editor host, file verification, test runner, and runtime dispatch.

Readme

@rogatio/cli

Local-first browser request & response rules — editor host, file verification, test runner, and runtime dispatch for Rogatio.

Rogatio keeps all rules in a single version-controlled .rogatio.json file. The CLI launches the visual editor, validates and dry-runs rules offline, and controls the optional local runtime used for response/request body rewriting.

Install

Requires Node.js 26 or newer. Install the CLI globally with your preferred package manager:

npm install -g @rogatio/cli
pnpm add -g @rogatio/cli
bun add -g @rogatio/cli
vp install -g @rogatio/cli

Usage

rogatio <command> [options]

| Command | Description | | --- | --- | | rogatio edit [path] | Launch the browser editor. Any filename is accepted; the default is .rogatio.json in the current directory. --port <n> fixes the port; --no-open skips opening a browser. Edits save back to the file that was opened. | | rogatio verify [path] | Validate a project file (schema + compiler). Any filename is accepted; the default is .rogatio.json in the current directory. | | rogatio doctor [path] | Check Node, the project file, the native host, the device CA, a loopback PAC answer, and optional AI Assist. --json prints a stable report. --check-updates asks the npm registry about a newer CLI. Release users never pass --extension-id. | | rogatio import requestly <export.json> | Migrate a Requestly export into .rogatio.json. --out <path> chooses the file (default .rogatio.json); --merge appends onto an existing project; --json prints the report. | | rogatio test [path] [url...] | Run offline dry-run tests. Any filename is accepted; the default is .rogatio.json in the current directory. | | rogatio ai <setup\|ls\|show\|delete\|test> | AI provider configuration. setup interactive; ls list; show redacted; delete remove; test connection. | | rogatio runtime <install\|uninstall\|verify> | Register the native-messaging host with install and trust the device-local CA in one transactional call; it needs elevated privileges (Linux sudo, macOS keychain authorization, Windows Administrator) and rolls back with exit 1 and trust unsupported: <reasons> when a capability or elevation is missing. Release users never pass --extension-id. That flag is only for development (a local unpacked build without the release key) and for forks. uninstall removes the host manifest, the device-local CA files, and the CA trust installation (idempotent). If the trust-store refresh fails, it exits 1 and does not print runtime uninstall complete. verify reports whether manifest, runtime-host wrapper, allowed origins, and CA trust are all valid, and fails when allowed_origins omits the release ID. Release users never pass --extension-id on verify either. | | rogatio runtime host [path] | Run the consolidated native-messaging host for the project (pair/authorize/body transforms and mock responses over stdio). Normally launched by the browser; run manually only for debugging. --root <dir> overrides the confined mock file root. When omitted, a saved device-local root for that project file is used, otherwise the project directory. A stdin project that contains a file mock requires --root. |

rogatio edit includes Run checks. It calls POST /e/<session>/api/doctor (session path, loopback Origin, and X-CSRF-Token) and shows editor checks plus the same report as rogatio doctor for the open file. A provider configured after the page opened is picked up on the next rogatio edit.

Global options: --help, -h and --version, -v. Run rogatio <command> --help for command-specific usage.

Examples

# Open the editor for the project file in the current directory
rogatio edit

# Validate a project file (reads stdin with '-')
rogatio verify .rogatio.json

# Dry-run rules against a set of URLs
rogatio test .rogatio.json https://example.com/ https://example.com/app.js

# Run the native-messaging host for the project (normally launched by the browser)
rogatio runtime host .rogatio.json

Exit codes

  • 0 — success
  • 1 — invalid project (diagnostics present), test/validation errors, a failed runtime install / runtime verify check, or a required rogatio doctor check
  • 2 — usage or IO error

Local runtime

# Register the native-messaging host and trust the device-local CA (needs elevation).
# Release users never pass --extension-id. It is only for development
# (a local unpacked build without the release key) and for forks.
rogatio runtime install

# Check manifest, runtime-host wrapper, allowed origins, and CA trust
rogatio runtime verify

# Remove the host manifest, CA files, and trust installation
rogatio runtime uninstall

# Run the native-messaging host (normally launched by the browser)
rogatio runtime host .rogatio.json

Start and stop of the runtime session is driven from the extension's Start runtime / Stop runtime controls. The CLI has no session lifecycle subcommand.

AI-Assisted Rule Authoring

# Configure AI provider (interactive)
rogatio ai setup

# List/show/test/delete AI configuration
rogatio ai ls
rogatio ai show
rogatio ai test
rogatio ai delete

Configuration is stored at ~/.config/rogatio/provider.json (Linux), ~/Library/Application Support/rogatio/provider.json (macOS), or %LOCALAPPDATA%\rogatio\provider.json (Windows). On POSIX the config directory mode is 700 and provider.json is 600.

When AI is configured, rogatio edit shows an AI Assist button on the project title row. Click it to:

  • Generate rules from natural language
  • Fix validation errors by repairing the offending rules in place (keeping their rule ids; max 3 auto-fix iterations)

Related

License

MIT