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opera-browser-cli

v0.1.56

Published

Compatibility launcher — delegates to opera-devtools-mcp

Readme

opera-browser-cli (compatibility launcher)

opera-browser-cli has moved into opera-devtools-mcp, which now ships both the MCP server and the opera-browser-cli command.

This version is a launcher: it keeps the package name and the bin name so that the command you already run installs the new implementation —

npm i -g opera-browser-cli        # or: npm update -g opera-browser-cli
opera-browser-cli --version       # the new implementation's version

— and delegates every invocation to opera-devtools-mcp, installed as its dependency. Nothing about the command line changes.

When you are ready to drop the launcher and keep only one global package:

npm i -g [email protected] [email protected]
npm rm -g opera-browser-cli       # optional: drops the inert tombstone

or, in two steps:

npm rm -g opera-browser-cli
npm i -g [email protected]

opera-browser-cli --version and opera-browser-cli doctor print the same recipes whenever the CLI notices it was launched from here.

See docs/npm-package-transition.md for the full transition, including what each release train publishes.