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@withpanache/cli

v0.17.1

Published

Panache CLI for non-Next.js projects. Push deps manifests, inject CSP reporting into framework configs, and signal deployments from CI.

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Keywords

monitoringsecuritycspdependenciesclifirebasepanache

Readme

@withpanache/cli

Panache CLI for non-Next.js projects. Use it in your CI (GitLab, GitHub Actions, etc.) when you can't use the @withpanache/nextjs wrapper — for example when you deploy a static export to Firebase Hosting, Cloudflare Pages, or Netlify.

Install

npm install --save-dev @withpanache/cli
# or
pnpm add -D @withpanache/cli

Or run it ad-hoc with npx:

npx @withpanache/cli ingest deps

Commands

withpanache ingest deps

Detect the lockfile (npm / pnpm / yarn classic / yarn berry), parse production dependencies, and push the manifest to Panache. Equivalent of what the Next.js plugin does at build time.

PANACHE_SITE_TOKEN=pnch_... withpanache ingest deps

withpanache csp inject <file>

Inject Panache CSP reporting into a config file. Dry-run by default; pass --write to apply.

PANACHE_CSP_TOKEN=pncsp_... withpanache csp inject firebase.json --write

Supported formats: firebase.json and raw CSP files (auto-detected by filename; pass --format firebase|raw to override).

withpanache deploy

Signal a deployment to Panache so it re-runs the HTTP checks against the live URL. Used in CI flows where there's no preview URL per branch (e.g. Firebase Hosting static export).

PANACHE_SITE_TOKEN=pnch_... withpanache deploy --url https://my-site.web.app

Environment variables

| Variable | Purpose | |---|---| | PANACHE_SITE_TOKEN | Bearer token for ingest deps and deploy. | | PANACHE_CSP_TOKEN | CSP token (pncsp_<32hex>) for csp inject. | | PANACHE_API_URL | Override the ingest API URL (default: https://withpanache.dev). | | PANACHE_CSP_ENDPOINT | Override the CSP report endpoint (default: https://csp.withpanache.dev). | | PANACHE_CSP_LEARNING_MODE | 1/true/yes enables Report-Only mode. | | PANACHE_DEFAULT_BRANCH | Default branch name (default: main). |

License

MIT