Experimental 0.x: EnvHeaven is currently in experimental 0.x development. APIs, CLI commands, plugin contracts, package names, and release behavior may change before 1.0.0. Pin versions and read release notes before using it in production workflows.

Quick Start

npm install -g envheaven@release
npm install -g envheaven
npm install -g envheaven@exp

envheaven --help
eh --help

What it does

• Discovers .envheaven metadata from repository trees.
• Resolves environment targets and artifact metadata.
• Runs plugin-backed inspect and execute flows.
• Provides local daemon APIs for repos, actions, versions, terminal sessions, and presets.
• Supports interactive PTY terminals through the Offline Web UI package.

Packages

| Package | Registry status | Purpose | |---|---|---| | envheaven | published | CLI, daemon, plugin host, environment resolution | | @envheaven/plugins-nodejs-pnpm | published | pnpm-backed Node.js workflow plugin | | @envheaven/plugins-firebase-hosting-deploy | published | Firebase Hosting deploy plugin | | @envheaven/plugins-offline-web-ui | prepared; not verified on NPM | local Offline Web UI package | | @envheaven/plugins-aws-s3-cdn-deploy | prepared; not verified on NPM | append-only AWS S3 CDN deploy plugin |

Release Channels

| Channel | Install | Purpose | |---|---|---| | release | npm install -g envheaven@release | recommended 0.x release track | | latest | npm install -g envheaven | npm default alias for the release track | | exp | npm install -g envheaven@exp | experimental builds with newer changes |

release is the recommended 0.x track, not a stable API promise.

Status

EnvHeaven is useful for early CLI, daemon, local package deploy, and plugin workflows. Public docs and package metadata are still being consolidated.

License

MIT, as declared in package.json.