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@triadjs/cli

v0.2.2

Published

Triad CLI — test, docs, fuzz, validate, mock, scaffold, and frontend codegen

Readme

@triadjs/cli

The triad CLI — test, docs, validate, fuzz, mock, scaffold, and frontend codegen from a single source of truth.

Install

npm install @triadjs/cli

The triad binary is added to your PATH automatically.

Commands

| Command | Description | | --- | --- | | triad test | Run every behavior in the router as an in-process test (--bail, --filter <pattern>) | | triad docs | Generate an OpenAPI 3.1 document (--output, --format yaml\|json) | | triad docs check | Diff current OpenAPI against a baseline and classify changes as safe, risky, or breaking (--against <ref>, --allow-breaking) | | triad gherkin | Export Gherkin .feature files from the router (--output <dir>) | | triad validate | Cross-artifact consistency checks (--strict, --coverage) | | triad fuzz | Schema-derived adversarial testing (--runs <n>, --seed <n>, --categories, --fail-fast) | | triad mock | Start a mock HTTP server with schema-valid fake responses (--port, --latency, --error-rate, --seed) | | triad new | Scaffold a new project from a built-in template: fastify-petstore, express-tasktracker, fastify-bookshelf, hono-supabase (--template, --force) | | triad db generate | Generate Drizzle table definitions from router schemas (--dialect sqlite\|postgres\|mysql, --output) | | triad db migrate | Diff the router against the last snapshot and write an SQL migration (--dialect, --dir, --name) | | triad frontend generate | Generate typed frontend clients: tanstack-query, channel-client, channel-client-react, channel-client-solid, channel-client-vue, channel-client-svelte (--target, --output, --base-url) |

Global options

-c, --config <path>   Path to triad.config.ts
-r, --router <path>   Override the router path
-V, --version         Print version

Configuration

Create a triad.config.ts in your project root:

import { defineConfig } from '@triadjs/test-runner';

export default defineConfig({
  router: './src/app.ts',
  test: {
    setup: './src/test-setup.ts',
    teardown: 'cleanup',
  },
  docs: {
    output: './generated/openapi.yaml',
  },
  gherkin: {
    output: './generated/features',
  },
});

All CLI commands read this config file automatically. Override it per-invocation with --config.

Examples

# Run all behavior tests, stop on first failure
triad test --bail

# Generate OpenAPI YAML
triad docs --format yaml --output openapi.yaml

# Fuzz all endpoints with 50 random inputs, deterministic seed
triad fuzz --runs 50 --seed 42

# Start a mock server on port 4000
triad mock --port 4000

# Scaffold a new project
triad new my-app --template fastify-petstore

# Generate Drizzle schema for Postgres
triad db generate --dialect postgres --output src/db/schema.ts

# Generate TanStack Query hooks
triad frontend generate --target tanstack-query --output src/api

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