@dashnex/cli

Command-line interface for the DashNex framework. This CLI tool provides essential commands for managing DashNex projects, including module building, database operations, and migrations. It searches for all @dashnex/* modules in node_modules folder, and loads commands from them.

Each module can add a command to CLI. Read more here

Installation

npm install -g @dashnex/cli

Usage

dashnex <command> [options]

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | version | Display the version of the CLI | | login | Log in to your DashNex account | | logout | Log out and remove local credentials | | whoami | Show current logged-in business and user | | dev | Run the development server (run in DashNex application folder) | | check | Run build-time validations (run in DashNex application folder) | | install | Install dependencies using pnpm or npm (run in DashNex application folder) | | app create | Create a new DashNex application | | app pull | Pull existing application to specified folder | | app push | Push local application to DashNex | | app delete | Delete application from DashNex | | app deploy | Deploy application to DashNex | | app status | Show current application status | | secrets list | List all secret names bound to the worker | | secrets set | Create or update a secret | | secrets delete | Delete a secret |

Options

login:

• --email <email> — Email address
• --password <password> — Password
• --code <code> — 2FA code
• --business <id> — Business ID to select

dev:

• --https — Run dev server with HTTPS

app create:

• --subdomain <subdomain> — Subdomain
• -t, --template <template> — Template, optional (name@branch-or-tag)

app pull:

• -y, --yes — Skip prompts and child commands

app push:

• --deploy / --no-deploy — Auto-deploy or skip deploy after push
• --no-check — Skip pre-push checks

app delete:

• -y, --yes — Skip confirmation prompt

secrets set:

• --name <name> — Secret name (prompted if omitted)
• --value <value> — Secret value (prompted with masked input if omitted)

secrets delete:

• --name <name> — Secret name (prompted if omitted)