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@zamdevio/urus

v0.1.1

Published

TypeScript CLI to register and manage app bots under systemd — JSON registry, add/edit/delete, logs, safe path guards, and WSL/Linux friendly. Replaces ad-hoc bash scripts.

Downloads

9

Readme

Urus

npm version Node.js License: MIT

Urus is a small TypeScript CLI for registering long-running app bots on Linux and WSL, with systemd as the process supervisor. It replaces one-off shell scripts with a JSON registry (~/.config/urus/registry.json), interactive wizards, and consistent systemctl / journalctl integration.

What it does (facts)

| Area | Behavior | | -------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Registry | Persists bot name, runtime, paths, optional Python venv metadata, optional deps-install command, timestamps. | | Runtimes | Node.js, Python (optional venv under the bot dir; reuses existing venv/ when valid), PHP. | | Systemd | Generates unit files from templates; install path /etc/systemd/system/<name>.service (sudo); start / stop / restart / logs wrap systemctl / journalctl. | | Safety | Path checks before destructive actions; delete removes registry row + managed unit file only—not your bot source tree. | | Automation | Global --non-interactive / URUS_NON_INTERACTIVE=1; add / edit support flags; config has get / set and JSON output modes. | | Deps | Optional install command on add; on restart, runs again when the stored command changes (tracked in registry) or when you pass --install-deps. Venv activation follows bash vs fish (SHELL / FISH_VERSION). | | Tests | Vitest unit + integration smoke (npm test); npm run build produces dist/ + copied .service templates. |

Requirements

  • Node.js18
  • systemd and sudo where you install units (typical Linux / WSL2 setups)

Install

npm install -g @zamdevio/urus
urus --version

Quick start

urus init
urus add          # interactive wizard
urus list
urus status       # or: urus status --json

Documentation site: urus.zamdev.dev. The same material lives under docs/ in this repository, and urus help <command> covers in-terminal topics.

Commands (overview)

init, add, edit, list, delete, start, stop, restart, status, logs, config / cfg, version, help.

Examples: urus help add, urus help delete, urus config --json.

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm test
npm run lint
npm run dev -- --help
  • Source: src/cli/ (Commander + prompts), src/core/ (registry, systemd, venv), src/utils/.
  • Legacy: scripts/legacy/ ships a compatibility shell helper for npm package consumers.

Project links

| Resource | URL | | ----------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Documentation | urus.zamdev.dev | | npm | npmjs.com/package/@zamdevio/urus | | Repository | github.com/zamdevio/urus | | Issues | github.com/zamdevio/urus/issues |

License

MIT — see the license field in [package.json](./package.json). Copyright Abdisamed Mohamed and contributors.