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dioramai

v0.2.2

Published

Local-first CLI and bridge for Dioramai runtime sync in React Three Fiber repos.

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Dioramai CLI

Dioramai is a local-first runtime sync tool for React Three Fiber projects.

npx dioramai init --template vite-r3f
npx dioramai doctor
npx dioramai dev --open

The CLI starts a local bridge that can safely operate inside an explicit project root. The hosted Dioramai browser shell connects to that bridge over localhost; projects, GLBs, generated code, and scene state remain in the developer's repo.

Commands

  • dioramai init --template vite-r3f scaffolds a minimal Vite/R3F project.
  • dioramai doctor checks project readiness without changing files.
  • dioramai dev --open starts the local bridge and opens the shell URL.
  • dioramai export writes the generated R3F scene module.
  • dioramai validate prints raw project status JSON.

The diorama binary is kept as a compatibility alias.