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pipeline-debugger-cli

v0.3.1

Published

Pipeline Debugger CLI — run GitHub Actions workflows locally in Docker.

Readme

pipeline-debugger-cli (pdbg)

Run GitHub Actions workflows locally (act) or via GitHub runners, and connect them to the Pipeline Debugger dashboard.

Install

npm install -g pipeline-debugger-cli

Quickstart

# install prerequisites + setup wizard
pdbg setup

# interactive setup wizard (login + project + daemon)
pdbg start

# or step-by-step
pdbg login
pdbg project add
pdbg daemon

# sanity check (with optional auto-fix)
pdbg doctor --fix

Open https://pipeline-debugger.vercel.app/dashboard and paste the token printed by pdbg daemon.

Commands

  • pdbg setup – install prerequisites and run setup wizard
  • pdbg start – interactive setup wizard
  • pdbg project add [path] – register a repo (defaults to cwd)
  • pdbg projects – list projects
  • pdbg daemon – start local runner API (HTTPS by default)
  • pdbg doctor – check Docker, auth, and local runner status (--fix to install prerequisites)
  • pdbg run <workflow.yml> – run a workflow file directly

Engines

  • act (default): full GitHub Actions support locally (requires act + Docker)
  • github: run on GitHub-hosted runners via gh CLI (requires gh auth login)
  • builtin: runs only run: steps (fast fallback; uses: skipped)

Examples:

pdbg run .github/workflows/ci.yml --engine act
pdbg run .github/workflows/ci.yml --engine github --repo owner/repo --ref main
pdbg run .github/workflows/ci.yml --engine builtin --image node:20-bullseye

Remote Docker (optional)

If your machine doesn’t have Docker, you can point the CLI to a remote Docker engine:

pdbg daemon --docker-host tcp://your-host:2376 --docker-tls-verify --docker-cert-path ~/.docker

# or for a one-off run
pdbg run .github/workflows/ci.yml --docker-host tcp://your-host:2376 --docker-tls-verify --docker-cert-path ~/.docker

Notes

  • builtin engine supports jobs.<job>.steps[].run only; uses: is skipped.
  • act engine supports uses: and composite actions (requires Docker + act).
  • github engine runs workflows on GitHub-hosted runners (requires gh auth).

License

MIT. See LICENSE.