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@thyme-labs/tgraph

v0.1.2

Published

Thyme Labs CLI for deploying subgraphs with native handler acceleration

Readme

thyme-graph

thyme-graph is a Thyme wrapper around the Graph CLI.

The goal is simple:

  • keep the Graph CLI feel for users already building subgraphs
  • proxy standard Graph commands to the upstream CLI
  • override auth and deploy so deployments go through Thyme

Current Status

The CLI is usable for development and internal testing.

What works today:

  • auth stores a Thyme deploy key locally
  • deploy builds to IPFS and submits the deploy to Thyme
  • deploy --ipfs-hash reuses an existing manifest CID
  • deploy --watch rebuilds and redeploys on changes
  • non-overridden commands are proxied to the upstream Graph CLI

What is still evolving:

  • the final Thyme backend API contract
  • end-to-end behavior against the production Thyme service
  • a few parity and polish items listed in PLAN.md

Install

npm install
npm run build

For local development:

npm run dev -- --help

Usage

Top-level help:

npm run dev -- --help

Auth:

npm run dev -- auth --help
npm run dev -- auth <DEPLOY_KEY>
npm run dev -- auth <DEPLOY_KEY> --node https://your-thyme-endpoint.example/deploy/

Deploy:

npm run dev -- deploy --help
npm run dev -- deploy my-subgraph/v1 subgraph.yaml
npm run dev -- deploy my-subgraph/v1 subgraph.yaml --version-label v0.0.1
npm run dev -- deploy my-subgraph/v1 subgraph.yaml --ipfs-hash <CID>
npm run dev -- deploy my-subgraph/v1 subgraph.yaml --watch

Compiled CLI:

node dist/index.js --help
node dist/index.js auth --help
node dist/index.js deploy --help

If the package is published, the intended UX is:

npx thyme-graph --help
npx thyme-graph auth --help
npx thyme-graph deploy --help

Command Model

Thyme-owned commands:

  • thyme-graph auth
  • thyme-graph deploy

Upstream pass-through commands:

  • thyme-graph build
  • thyme-graph codegen
  • thyme-graph create
  • thyme-graph test
  • other Graph CLI commands that are not explicitly overridden

Notes

  • Deploy keys are stored per normalized deploy endpoint.
  • deploy uses the manifest CID as the canonical deployment hash.
  • deploy --watch cannot be combined with --ipfs-hash.
  • The current default deploy endpoint and IPFS endpoint are still product defaults and may change.

Credits

This project reuses and wraps the upstream Graph CLI:

Credit goes to the original Graph protocol tooling developers for the CLI, compiler flow, and developer experience this wrapper builds on top of.

thyme-graph does not replace that work. It extends it with Thyme-specific auth and deployment behavior.