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runnix

v0.4.6

Published

Runnix CLI: deploy runsets with their worker images, verify worker builds, inspect deploys, promote rollbacks.

Downloads

1,140

Readme

runnix

Command-line tool for Runnix, the PostgreSQL-native workflow orchestration platform: deploy runsets with their worker images, verify worker builds, inspect deploys, promote rollbacks.

npm install -g runnix      # or: npx runnix <command>

Node 22+. The CLI loads runnix.config.ts and your TypeScript function modules directly; your project needs no build step.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | runnix deploy | Discover functions, resolve runsets and post the manifests. --image <ref> (or image in runnix.config.ts) names the worker image; the digest is resolved from your own docker after the push. Records git and CI provenance on the deploy. | | runnix verify | Build/startup guard: checks a worker build carries exactly one runset's complete, current function set. --offline skips the control-plane comparison. | | runnix deployments | Current deployment per runset. --history [n] lists recent deploys with every runset each shipped. | | runnix promote --to <deploymentId> | Roll a runset back (or forward) by replaying a previous deployment's snapshot as a new one. | | runnix init | Scaffold a project. | | runnix functions list, runnix test <id> | Local discovery and execution without a control plane. |

Remote commands read RUNNIX_URL and RUNNIX_API_KEY (a deploy-scoped key) from the environment, or take --url.

CI order

runnix verify --offline
docker build -t ghcr.io/acme/billing:$SHA . && docker push ghcr.io/acme/billing:$SHA
runnix deploy --image ghcr.io/acme/billing:$SHA --version $SHA
runnix verify

Production-type environments refuse an image with no resolvable digest unless you pass --allow-unpinned.

Documentation

  • Runsets and deploys: https://runnix.run/docs/runsets
  • Self-hosted worker pools: https://runnix.run/docs/worker-pool

License

AGPL-3.0-or-later. The SDK you import into your functions (@runnix/sdk) is Apache-2.0.