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pempei

v0.1.0

Published

a month ago

A small, fast command-line tool

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cli command-line

pempei

A basic, dependency-free CLI published through both npm and crates.io.

Install

Choose one registry; both packages install a pempei executable.

npm install --global pempei
# or
cargo install pempei

Usage

pempei --help
pempei --version
pempei hello world

The starter implementation prints positional arguments joined by spaces. Replace that behavior as the real CLI takes shape, while keeping the npm and Rust entry points aligned.

Development

cargo test
npm test
cargo run -- hello world
node npm/bin/pempei.js hello world

Publishing with Gitea Actions

Replace every https://gitea.com/OWNER/pempei value in Cargo.toml and package.json with the real public repository URL. crates.io rejects unreachable or placeholder metadata.
Confirm that the names pempei are available on npm and crates.io. Registry names are global and this repository cannot reserve them.
Add repository action secrets in Gitea:
- NPM_TOKEN: npm automation or granular access token allowed to publish pempei.
- CARGO_REGISTRY_TOKEN: crates.io API token allowed to publish pempei.
Update all three version locations together: Cargo.toml, package.json, and npm/bin/pempei.js. npm test checks that they match.
Commit the version change, then push a matching tag:

git tag v0.1.0
git push origin main v0.1.0

.gitea/workflows/publish.yml verifies the tag and packages before publishing. npm and crates.io are separate registries, so one publish can still succeed if the other fails; rerunning is safe only for the registry that has not already received that immutable version.