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repoctl

v5.7.1

Published

Task-first CLI for initializing, maintaining, validating, and releasing pnpm and Turborepo monorepos

Readme

repoctl

English | 简体中文

repoctl is the recommended package for the repoctl CLI. The package name is repoctl; the primary executable is repo.

Install

pnpm add -D repoctl

Start with an existing workspace

pnpm exec repo init
pnpm exec repo doctor
pnpm exec repo templates
pnpm exec repo new my-package
pnpm exec repo check

Generated workspaces also expose conflict-free root scripts such as repo:init, repo:doctor, repo:new, and repo:check.

Common workflows

# inspect or update a workspace
pnpm exec repo doctor --json
pnpm exec repo upgrade --yes

# preview creation without writing files
pnpm exec repo new dashboard --template vue-hono --json

# inspect verification before running it
pnpm exec repo check --dry-run
pnpm exec repo check --full

# collect a support bundle
pnpm exec repo env support --json --redact --out reports/support.json

Language

Output is English by default. Use --lang zh-CN or REPOCTL_LANG=zh-CN for Simplified Chinese.

pnpm exec repo --lang zh-CN doctor
REPOCTL_LANG=zh-CN pnpm exec repo check --dry-run

Advanced APIs

repoctl re-exports the programmatic APIs from @icebreakers/monorepo. Tooling wrappers are available from repoctl/tooling.

import { defineEslintConfig } from 'repoctl/tooling'

export default await defineEslintConfig()

Project links

  • Documentation: https://repoctl.icebreaker.top
  • Repository: https://github.com/icelib/repoctl/tree/main/packages/repoctl
  • Issues: https://github.com/icelib/repoctl/issues

Doctor supports precise rule selection, reasoned suppression, and reviewed safe script fixes:

repo doctor --list-rules
repo doctor --rules root-scripts,package-manager --strict
repo doctor --rules root-scripts --fix --out plans/doctor-fix.json
repo doctor --apply plans/doctor-fix.json --json