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@sapphy/ghost-cli

v0.1.0

Published

Command-line interface for Ghost error replay system

Readme

@sapphy/ghost-cli

Command-line interface for the Ghost error replay system.

Installation

# Install globally
npm install -g @sapphy/ghost-cli

# Or use with npx
npx @sapphy/ghost-cli --help

Usage

# Show all commands
ghostcli --help

# List stored replays
ghostcli list

# Replay a specific error by ID
ghostcli replay <id>

# Inspect detailed information about a replay
ghostcli inspect <id>

# Clear all stored replays
ghostcli clear

# Show storage information and statistics
ghostcli info

# Get JSON output (useful for scripting)
ghostcli list --json
ghostcli info --json

Commands

ghostcli list

Display all stored error replays in a table format.

Options:

  • --json - Output in JSON format

ghostcli replay <id>

Re-execute a captured error replay by its ID.

Arguments:

  • id - The unique identifier of the replay record

Options:

  • --json - Output result in JSON format

ghostcli inspect <id>

Show detailed information about a specific replay record.

Arguments:

  • id - The unique identifier of the replay record

Options:

  • --json - Output in JSON format

ghostcli clear

Remove all stored replay records.

Options:

  • --confirm - Skip confirmation prompt

ghostcli info

Display information about the current storage backend and statistics.

Options:

  • --json - Output in JSON format

Storage

By default, Ghost CLI uses file-based storage in a .ghost/ directory in your current working directory. You can customize the storage location by setting the GHOST_STORAGE_DIR environment variable:

export GHOST_STORAGE_DIR=/path/to/custom/storage
ghostcli list

Examples

# List all replays with pretty output
ghostcli list

# Get replay data as JSON for processing
ghostcli list --json | jq '.[] | select(.fn == "processUserData")'

# Replay a specific error
ghostcli replay abc123-def456-789

# Inspect detailed information
ghostcli inspect abc123-def456-789

# Clear all replays without confirmation
ghostcli clear --confirm

# Show storage stats
ghostcli info

License

MIT