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@wats/cli

v0.3.6

Published

Safe local operator CLI for WATS onboarding, config validation, diagnostics, package upgrades, OpenAPI export, dry-run service checks, and webhook setup helpers.

Readme

@wats/cli

Safe local operator CLI for WATS onboarding, config validation, diagnostics, package upgrades, OpenAPI export, dry-run service checks, and webhook setup helpers.

Install

bun add @wats/cli
npm i @wats/cli

Usage

bunx --bun @wats/cli --help
bunx --bun @wats/cli --version
bunx --bun @wats/cli setup
bunx --bun @wats/cli doctor --config wats.config.yaml --check-env
bunx --bun @wats/cli upgrade --dry-run
bunx --bun @wats/cli upgrade
bunx --bun @wats/cli onboarding --public-url https://example.test/wats
bunx --bun @wats/cli serve --config wats.config.yaml --dry-run --print-routes
WATS_LIVE_ENABLE=1 WATS_YES_LIVE=1 \
  bunx --bun @wats/cli serve --config wats.config.yaml --live --yes-live --env-file .env.local

wats setup writes env-secret references to wats.config.yaml and local values to ignored .env.local. Secret prompts explain when input is hidden. Default commands do not call Meta Graph APIs or validate credentials against Meta. For live webhook testing, expose the local port with ngrok or another secure HTTPS tunnel; Meta requires HTTPS callback URLs.

Docs: https://github.com/Switchbord/wats License: MIT