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cumulush

v0.1.2

Published

A terminal website for Cumulus.

Downloads

435

Readme

Cumulus Terminal Site

This package ships the Cumulus website as an interactive terminal UI. The TUI uses ASCII Cumulus branding, horizontal page links, and an ASCII Tado mark on the Tado page.

The home page and /documents page advertise create-cumulus, the public npm package for scaffolding Relay/Cumulus apps.

Run it from npm:

npx cumulush

Run a specific page:

npx cumulush /relay
npx cumulush /tado
npx cumulush /rune
npx cumulush /documents
npx cumulush /contact

Open the package guide in the TUI:

npx cumulush /documents

The guide covers the main create-cumulus commands:

npx create-cumulus@latest my-acme
npm create cumulus@latest my-acme
npx create-cumulus@latest my-acme --template full --agent-auth hosted

It also documents the full, outer, inner, and agent-auth templates; the hosted and self-hosted auth modes; and the cloud, local, and both Cumulus DB modes.

Controls

  • 1 to 6: jump to a page.
  • Left/right arrows or [ and ]: move between pages.
  • Up/down arrows or k and j: scroll the current page.
  • g: top of page.
  • G: bottom of page.
  • r: redraw.
  • q or Ctrl+C: quit.

On /contact, type a message and press Enter. The TUI opens a local email draft addressed to [email protected]. The package does not include SMTP credentials or a hosted email secret because everything in this repo is public.

For CI or logs:

npx cumulush /relay --plain