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devboy-cli

v2.0.0

Published

CLI for Devboy backend APIs — AWS deploy, Clerk/Neon/Atlas/QStash integrations, local Studio

Readme

devboy-cli

Backend-only toolkit: local Lambda-compatible API, pluggable Clerk / Neon / MongoDB Atlas / QStash, AWS deploy with a public URL, and a local Next.js Studio for configuration (never deployed).

Install

npm install -g devboy-cli
# or use via npx / project dependency

Commands

| Command | Purpose | |---------|---------| | devboy start | Local API on :3000 (API Gateway-shaped events) | | devboy studio | Local config UI (bundled catalog, offline) | | devboy deploy | Deploy API to AWS (Lambda + HTTP API) | | devboy doctor | Check AWS profile + integration env | | devboy apply | Scaffold auth/db/cron helpers into the project | | devboy new:route | Add a route handler | | devboy new:job | Add a cron job route | | devboy catalog | Print bundled integrations JSON |

Functions SDK

In route handlers, prefer:

const { db, auth } = require('devboy');

module.exports = async (params, context) => {
  // const user = await auth.requireAuth(context);
  // if (user.error) return user.error;
  const items = await db.table('items').find();
  return { ok: true, items };
};

No ../../../lib/... paths. Plain object returns become 200 JSON; { statusCode, body } still works (Lambda style).

Config (devboy.config.js)

module.exports = {
  compute: { provider: 'aws', region: 'us-east-1' },
  auth: { provider: 'clerk' },
  db: { provider: 'neon' },
  cron: { provider: 'qstash' }, // or 'none'
  api: { handler: 'index.js', routes: [] },
  jobs: [],
};

Secrets go in .env.local. Azure / GCP / OCI compute providers are stubbed for later.

AWS accounts

Use an existing AWS profile / SSO. New accounts: create at aws.amazon.com, then aws configure. Devboy does not create AWS accounts.

Create a project

npx create-devboy-app my-api
cd my-api
npm run studio