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@zerly/cli

v0.6.0

Published

The official command-line interface for the **Zerly** ecosystem.

Readme

@zerly/cli

The official command-line interface for the Zerly ecosystem.

@zerly/cli is designed to supercharge your development workflow by automating routine tasks, scaffolding infrastructure, and enforcing architectural best practices. It allows you to spin up a production-ready environment in seconds, not hours.

Installation

Install the CLI globally to access the zerly command from anywhere:

npm install -g @zerly/cli

Verify the installation:

zerly --help

Commands

Generate (g)

The generate command allows you to scaffold various application resources.

Infrastructure (infra)

Instantly create a docker-compose.yaml file tailored for Zerly applications. This setup includes a pre-configured stack:

  • PostgreSQL: The robust SQL database.
  • NATS (JetStream): High-performance messaging system optimized for microservices.
  • Garnet: Next-gen cache store (Redis compatible) from Microsoft.

Usage:

# Generate docker-compose.yaml in the current directory
zerly generate infra:docker

# Alias (shorter version)
zerly g docker

Options:

| Option | Alias | Description | Default | |:------------|:------|:----------------------------------------------------|:--------| | --dry-run | -d | Output file content to console without creating it. | false | | --force | -f | Overwrite existing files if they already exist. | false | | --help | -h | Display help for the command. | |

Example:

# Preview what will be generated
zerly g docker --dry-run

# Force overwrite existing configuration
zerly g docker --force

Roadmap

  • [ ] Module Generator: Scaffold new feature modules (zerly g module user).
  • [ ] Microservice Generator: Create standalone microservice apps.
  • [ ] Migration Tools: Database migration helpers.

License

This project is part of the Zerly ecosystem. MIT Licensed.