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@selvajs/cli

v4.17.1

Published

Scaffold and operate a Selva white-label deployment. `npx @selvajs/cli <dir>` to bootstrap, `selva <cmd>` to manage.

Downloads

951

Readme

@selvajs/cli

CLI for white-label Selva deployments.

Bootstrap a new deployment

npx @selvajs/cli my-deployment

Prompts for provider, tenancy, flags, brand name, admin email; generates SELVA_HMAC_KEY and SELVA_AT_REST_KEY; writes .env, ecosystem.config.cjs, package.json; runs npm install. Refuses to overwrite a non-empty directory unless you pass --force.

Operate an existing deployment

Installing adds a selva bin, scoped to the deployment directory (needs .env or ecosystem.config.cjs in the cwd):

selva init                 # reconfigure prompts; keeps existing secrets
selva doctor [--fix]       # validate env, providers, Node engine, boot persistence
selva migrate              # bring package.json onto the current layout
selva start | stop | restart | logs
selva update                 # update @selvajs/cli + @selvajs/selva, then restart
selva setup-proxy [--domain <fqdn>] [--acme-email <addr>]  # front the app with Caddy + Let's Encrypt
selva keys rotate hmac      # rotate SELVA_HMAC_KEY (logs everyone out)
selva keys rotate at-rest   # rotate SELVA_AT_REST_KEY (compute API key needs re-entry)

selva init never regenerates SELVA_HMAC_KEY or SELVA_AT_REST_KEY once they're set — rotating those is keys rotate's job, since it invalidates sessions or encrypted data.

Relationship to @selvajs/selva

The CLI generates a deployment directory whose package.json depends on @selvajs/selva. The runtime ships the prebuilt SvelteKit node build plus PM2 / config templates; the CLI's job is to fill in the template values and wire everything together.