@sreeport/cli

Command-line interface for Sreeport.

Sreeport gives local development projects stable ports, .localhost domains, Caddy routing, browser preferences, logs, and start/stop/restart commands.

Install

npm install -g @sreeport/cli

Quick Start

Create a Sreeport config in a project:

sreeport next init --name web --domain web.localhost --port 3100

Start the project:

sreeport start web

Start the local proxy:

sreeport proxy start

Open the project:

sreeport open web

Commands

sreeport init
sreeport scan
sreeport start [project|all]
sreeport stop [project|all]
sreeport restart [project|all]
sreeport open [project]
sreeport status --json
sreeport logs [project]
sreeport proxy status|write|start|stop|restart
sreeport doctor
sreeport next init

Example Config

export default {
  projects: [
    {
      name: "web",
      domain: "web.localhost",
      port: 3100,
      framework: "next",
      browser: "chrome"
    }
  ]
} satisfies import("@sreeport/core").SreeportConfig;

Caddy

Sreeport uses Caddy for local routing. Install Caddy separately:

brew install caddy

Then run:

sreeport proxy start

Privacy

The CLI reads your local sreeport.config.* file and writes runtime state under the standard user application support paths. This npm package does not ship private mappings, logs, or environment files.

Links

• Repository: https://github.com/sreejithmuralidharan/sreeport
• Documentation: https://github.com/sreejithmuralidharan/sreeport#readme
• Issues: https://github.com/sreejithmuralidharan/sreeport/issues

License

MIT