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@zalify/cli

v0.1.4

Published

2 days ago

Zalify CLI - command-line interface for Zalify

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@zalify/cli

Zalify CLI – command-line interface for Zalify.

Install

npm i -g zalify
# or
npm i -g @zalify/cli@latest

Usage

zalify version    # Print version and check for updates
zalify -v         # Same as --version (built-in)
zalify --version  # Output current version only

Commands

version – Prints Zalify CLI version: x.x.x and, if a newer version exists on npm, suggests running npm i -g @zalify/cli@latest to update.

Development

Requires Bun.

bun install
bun run dev version   # Run CLI from source (TypeScript)
bun run build         # Build to dist/
bun run typecheck     # Type-check only

Publishing

Publishing requires NODE_AUTH_TOKEN. Copy .env.example to .env and set your token (do not commit .env). You can also set NODE_AUTH_TOKEN in your shell.

Release only bumps the version in package.json (no git commit or tag). Commit and tag the version bump yourself if desired. Bun loads .env so NODE_AUTH_TOKEN is available.

bun run release        # Default: patch (x.x.X)
bun run release -- -pa # Patch
bun run release -- -mi # Minor (x.X.0)
bun run release -- -ma # Major (X.0.0)

The release scripts load .env and fail with a clear error if NODE_AUTH_TOKEN is missing.

To allow npm i -g zalify, publish the wrapper package after releasing @zalify/cli: from the repo root run npm publish --access public in the zalify/ folder (it depends on @zalify/cli and exposes the same binary).