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itiger

v0.1.6

Published

A thin adapter for internal skills and @tiger npm packages.

Readme

itiger

itiger is a thin command adapter for internal development tools. It delegates all work to the locally installed CLIs and never stores or manages credentials.

npx itiger skills add fed/skills
npx itiger install -g @tiger/example
npx itiger app publish -p my-app -d ./dist
npx itiger app rollback -p my-app -t v1

skills add owner/repo is translated to https://git.tigerbrokers.net/owner/repo.git; Git authentication remains under the user's normal SSH keys or Git credential helper. All other skills commands, arguments, output, and exit codes are passed through unchanged.

When installing an @tiger/* package, itiger adds --@tiger:registry=http://r.npm.tigerfintech.com unless --registry or an explicit --@tiger:registry option is already present. Non-Tiger packages are delegated without registry changes. Other npm commands are delegated with all arguments, output, and exit codes unchanged.

Requirements: Node.js 18 or newer, plus npm for package installation. For skills commands, the locally installed skills CLI is used when available; otherwise npx --yes skills downloads and runs the public CLI without persisting credentials or changing the user's global installation.

App publishing

itiger app ... runs the private @tiger/oss-publish CLI through npx, using the Tiger scope registry. It does not whitelist or reinterpret commands: every argument after app is forwarded unchanged. Therefore it supports all current and future oss-publish commands and options, including the default publish form, access subcommands, and any ---separated arguments:

npx itiger app -p my-app -d ./dist
npx itiger app publish -p my-app -d ./dist
npx itiger app rollback -p my-app -t v1
npx itiger app history -p my-app --json
npx itiger app access add -p my-app -m teammate

Development

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