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@waft-run/cli

v0.5.0

Published

The waft command line: publish a directory or a file to waft.page in one command, sign in with the device flow, manage your sites. For people and for agents (--json).

Readme

@waft-run/cli

Publish a folder, a zip, a tar.gz or a single HTML file to waft and get a link. For people and for programs. A folder is zipped on your machine (.git, node_modules and OS litter left out); the server only ever receives the archive.

npx @waft-run/cli deploy ./dist        # first time: a new site; next time: a new version
npx @waft-run/cli login                # sign in (opens the browser; works over ssh)
npx @waft-run/cli sites

--json prints one JSON object per line for scripts and agents. WAFT_TOKEN takes an account token for CI. Sites live 7 days for now.

For agents: npx @waft-run/cli skill prints the skill (also at https://waft.run/skills/waft/SKILL.md); https://waft.run/llms.txt is the index.