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create-threadlens-app

v0.10.0

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One-command local-first ThreadLens self-host installer

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create-threadlens-app

One-command local-first ThreadLens self-host installer.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • Docker and Docker Compose (Docker Desktop or Docker Engine with the Compose plugin)

Usage

npx create-threadlens-app@latest

This command creates an isolated local app directory, starts ThreadLens with Docker Compose, runs readiness checks, and opens the setup wizard. No global install required.

What it sets up

  • A local directory with a docker-compose.yml and .env config file
  • ThreadLens running via Docker (Go API + Svelte web app)
  • All data stored in a local SQLite volume under your control

Commands

Once installed, manage your ThreadLens instance from the app directory:

| Command | What it does | | ------- | ------------ | | threadlens start | Start the ThreadLens Docker containers | | threadlens stop | Stop the containers (data is preserved) | | threadlens status | Show container status and the local app URL | | threadlens logs | Stream live container logs | | threadlens doctor | Run readiness checks and diagnose common problems | | threadlens upgrade | Pull the latest ThreadLens image and restart | | threadlens reset | Stop containers and remove local data volumes |

Documentation

Full documentation at docs.threadlens.dev.

Source

The open-core source is at github.com/threadlenshq/threadlens.

Releases

ThreadLens releases are unified: create-threadlens-app (npm) and open-core (public GitHub) share the same version number and are published together under a single threadlens-vVERSION tag.

To preview what a release would do without writing anything:

node scripts/release/index.js --dry-run

To prepare a new release, run from the monorepo root:

node scripts/release/index.js --prepare

License

BUSL-1.1 — see the ThreadLens license page for details on what self-hosted use is permitted.