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@santana-org/cli

v1.0.0

Published

A polished commander-style CLI builder with premium DX for the Santana Org ecosystem

Readme

npm license ESM

📦 Install

npm install @santana-org/cli
pnpm add @santana-org/cli

🚀 Quickstart

import { createCli } from "@santana-org/cli"
import { createLogger } from "@santana-org/logger"

const logger = createLogger({ label: "demo" })

const cli = createCli({
  name: "demo",
  version: "1.0.0",
  description: "A tiny CLI for the Santana Org ecosystem",
  branding: {
    title: "demo",
    tagline: "a small CLI with premium UX",
    badge: "developer tools",
  },
})
  .option("-v, --verbose", "enable verbose output")
  .command("greet", "print a greeting")
  .argument("<name>", "person to greet")
  .option("-l, --loud", "uppercase the output")
  .action(({ positionals, options }) => {
    const name = positionals.name as string
    logger.info(`hello, ${name}`)
  })

await cli.parse()

📖 API

createCli(options)

| Option | Type | Description | |---|---|---| | name | string | CLI binary name | | version | string | Version shown in --version | | description | string | Short description | | branding.title | string | Banner title | | branding.tagline | string | Banner subtitle | | branding.badge | string | Small label shown next to the title |

Chainable methods

| Method | Description | |---|---| | .option(flags, description) | Add a boolean or value flag | | .command(name, description) | Register a subcommand | | .argument(syntax, description) | Add a positional argument | | .action(fn) | Handler receiving { positionals, options } | | .parse() | Parse process.argv and run |

🏗️ Design decisions

  • Chainable API. Commands, flags, and arguments compose naturally in a single expression.
  • Auto help. --help is generated automatically, styled with @santana-org/colors.
  • Logger-friendly. Designed to pair with @santana-org/logger inside actions.
  • Branding-first. First-class support for a recognizable CLI header out of the box.
  • ESM-first. CJS interop included, written for modern runtimes.

📄 License

MIT © santana-org — contributions are welcome, see CONTRIBUTING.