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@verikit/cli

v0.2.3

Published

Scaffolding CLI for VeriKit detects your stack, installs the right packages, and wires up the integration.

Readme

@verikit/cli

Scaffolding CLI for VeriKit. It inspects your existing project, installs the right @verikit/* packages for your stack, and generates the integration boilerplate so you don't have to read the docs just to wire it up.

Usage

Run inside an existing project (Next.js, React, or Vue):

npx @verikit/cli init
# or
pnpm dlx @verikit/cli init

Commands

verikit init

Detects your package manager, UI framework, and database ORM from package.json, then:

  • Installs the matching @verikit/* packages (and their peer dependencies)
  • Generates verikit/server.ts and a starter verikit/resources/example.ts
  • For Next.js App Router projects, generates app/api/verikit/[...path]/route.ts
  • Adds the @verikit/theme import to your global stylesheet, if you opt in

It only prompts for what it can't determine on its own, and it's safe to run more than once existing files and imports are left untouched.

Flags:

| Flag | Effect | | ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | --dry-run | Show what would be installed and generated without changing anything | | --skip-install | Generate files without installing dependencies |

verikit install

Same detection and prompts as init, but only installs packages no files are generated. Useful if you're managing the integration by hand and just want the dependencies.

Flags:

| Flag | Effect | | ----------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | --dry-run | Show what would be installed without changing anything |

Docs

Guides and API reference: verikit.dev

Development

Requires Node.js 24 and pnpm.

pnpm install
pnpm dev init          # run the CLI against the current directory, via tsx
pnpm verify             # typecheck, lint, build, and run tests at 100% coverage

This repo includes the VeriKit framework as a git submodule under framework/, kept as a development-time reference for the real package APIs the CLI has no runtime dependency on it.

Status

Under active development. Commands and flags may change.

License

MIT see LICENSE.md.