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@sigx/lynx-cli

v0.3.2

Published

Lynx CLI plugin for sigx — config, prebuild, auto-linking

Downloads

553

Readme

@sigx/lynx-cli

The Lynx plugin for @sigx/cli — adds dev, build, prebuild, doctor, run:android, and run:ios commands for SignalX projects targeting Lynx.

This package is auto-installed when you scaffold a Lynx project:

npm create sigx@latest my-app
# pick: lynx (or lynx-tailwind)

What you get

| Command | Description | |---|---| | sigx dev | Start the rspeedy dev server with HMR | | sigx build | Production bundle for both Lynx runtime tiers | | sigx prebuild | Generate ios/ and android/ native projects from your config + auto-link installed @sigx/lynx-* modules | | sigx doctor | Verify your toolchain (rspeedy, JDK, ADB, Xcode, CocoaPods, devices) | | sigx run:android | prebuild → install via Gradle → launch on the connected device | | sigx run:ios | prebuildpod install → build and launch on the iOS simulator |

The plugin is auto-discovered by @sigx/cli because of this entry in its package.json:

{
    "sigx-cli": { "plugin": "./dist/plugin.js" }
}

Auto-linking

Native modules under the @sigx/lynx-* namespace ship a sigx-module.json manifest. sigx prebuild discovers these manifests and automatically wires them into the generated iOS / Android projects — no manual Podfile or settings.gradle edits needed.

To author your own native module, see Authoring native modules (forthcoming).

Standalone use

You normally don't depend on this package directly — npm create sigx@latest adds it as a dev dependency for Lynx templates. If you're integrating into an existing project:

pnpm add -D @sigx/cli @sigx/lynx-cli

License

MIT — © Andreas Ekdahl