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@voila/content-cli

v0.3.0

Published

The `voila` CLI plus the SQL machinery (DDL generator + migrator) that turn a `@voila/content` `defineConfig` into a real database schema. Pure TypeScript, zero runtime dependencies beyond `@voila/content` — built on `bun:sqlite`, `node:fs`, `node:util` `

Readme

@voila/content-cli

The voila CLI plus the SQL machinery (DDL generator + migrator) that turn a @voila/content defineConfig into a real database schema. Pure TypeScript, zero runtime dependencies beyond @voila/content — built on bun:sqlite, node:fs, node:util parseArgs, and (for D1) wrangler.

CLI

# Generate the next NNNN_name.sql migration from your content config
voila migrate generate --config content.config.ts --name init --dialect sqlite

# Apply pending migrations
voila migrate apply --target sqlite   --db file:./local.db   # --db defaults to file:./local.db
voila migrate apply --target d1-local --db my-database       # delegates to wrangler
  • generate — derives one table per collection/singleton (deriveSchema reads field.meta), renders sqlite or postgres DDL, writes NNNN_<name>.sql.
  • apply — runs pending files and records them in the voila_migrations journal (idempotent); D1 targets shell out to wrangler d1 migrations apply.

Programmatic surface

@voila/content-cli/sql exports deriveSchema, generateDDL, toColumnName, generateMigration, applySqlite, applyD1, and the loader helpers.

Deferred to Phase 2

The runtime Database service (list/get/create/update CRUD) and the SqliteLive / D1Live client layers ship with the Phase 2 server/client, where their driver seam is co-designed with the consumer. Auth-table provisioning (--auth) returns when auth is rebuilt in Phase 2.