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@taskcast/cli

v1.5.0

Published

Standalone Taskcast server CLI — run with npx taskcast.

Downloads

744

Readme

@taskcast/cli

Standalone Taskcast server. Run a fully configured task tracking service with a single command.

Quick Start

npx @taskcast/cli

The server starts on port 3721 by default.

Commands

Usage: taskcast [command] [options]

Commands:
  start           Start the Taskcast server in foreground (default)
  daemon          Start as a background service (not yet implemented)
  stop            Stop the background service (not yet implemented)
  status          Show server status (not yet implemented)

Options:
  -V, --version   Show version
  -h, --help      Show help

taskcast start

Start the server in foreground mode. This is the default command — taskcast is equivalent to taskcast start.

Options:
  -c, --config <path>   Path to config file
  -p, --port <port>     Server port (default: 3721)
  -s, --storage <type>  Storage backend: memory | redis | sqlite (default: memory)
  --db-path <path>      SQLite database file path (default: ./taskcast.db)

Configuration

Config File

npx @taskcast/cli start -p 8080 -c taskcast.config.yaml

Taskcast searches for config files in the current directory:

taskcast.config.ts > .js > .mjs > .yaml / .yml > .json

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | Default | |----------|-------------|---------| | TASKCAST_PORT | Server port | 3721 | | TASKCAST_AUTH_MODE | none | jwt | custom | none | | TASKCAST_JWT_SECRET | JWT HMAC secret | -- | | TASKCAST_REDIS_URL | Redis connection URL | -- | | TASKCAST_POSTGRES_URL | PostgreSQL connection URL | -- | | TASKCAST_STORAGE | memory | redis | sqlite | memory | | TASKCAST_SQLITE_PATH | SQLite database file path | ./taskcast.db | | TASKCAST_LOG_LEVEL | debug | info | warn | error | info |

SQLite Storage

For zero-dependency local development with persistent storage:

npx @taskcast/cli start --storage sqlite

Data is stored in ./taskcast.db by default. Customize with --db-path:

npx @taskcast/cli start --storage sqlite --db-path /tmp/my-taskcast.db

Part of Taskcast

This is the CLI package. See the Taskcast monorepo for the full project.

License

MIT