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neonctl

v3.2.0

Published

Compatibility command for the Neon CLI

Downloads

1,025,344

Readme

neonctl

neonctl is the compatibility command for the Neon CLI. New installations should use the neon package and the neon command:

npm install --global neon
neon --help

Existing scripts can keep installing neonctl, which provides both the neonctl and neon commands, as it always has. This package contains only a small executable shim; it depends on neon, where the CLI implementation lives:

npm install --global neonctl
neonctl --help

The shim imports the neon/cli entry point in the same Node.js process, so arguments, standard input/output, signals, and exit behavior remain those of the primary CLI without duplicating its source or build output. It is also the package Homebrew builds the Neon CLI from.