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sombra-cli

v0.3.10

Published

Prebuilt distribution of the Sombra database CLI

Readme

Sombra CLI (npm)

Install the native sombra command-line interface directly from npm:

# global install
npm install -g sombra-cli

# temporary invocation
npx sombra -- --help

The package ships a thin Node.js wrapper (sombra) that shells out to the precompiled binary distributed with each GitHub release of maskdotdev/sombra-db. During npm install (or pnpm/bun install) a postinstall hook downloads the proper archive for your platform, extracts the binary into dist/, and wires the sombra executable to that path.

Supported targets

| Platform | process.platform / process.arch | Release triple | Output binary | | --------------- | ----------------------------------- | ----------------------------- | ------------- | | macOS (Apple) | darwin / arm64 | aarch64-apple-darwin | sombra | | macOS (Intel) | darwin / x64 | x86_64-apple-darwin | sombra | | Linux (x64) | linux / x64 | x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu | sombra | | Linux (arm64) | linux / arm64 | aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu | sombra | | Windows (x64) | win32 / x64 | x86_64-pc-windows-msvc | sombra.exe |

Each published GitHub release must include artifacts named sombra-cli-v<VERSION>-<triple>.tar.gz to match the matrix above (for example, sombra-cli-v0.3.6-aarch64-apple-darwin.tar.gz). The npm package version should stay in lockstep with the Rust CLI version so users can install a specific tag via npm install [email protected].

Environment overrides

The installer understands a few environment variables to support mirrors, testing, or offline environments:

  • SOMBRA_CLI_SKIP_DOWNLOAD=1 — skip the download step entirely.
  • SOMBRA_CLI_VERSION — override the version that is used in the asset name (defaults to the package version).
  • SOMBRA_CLI_TAG — override the Git tag portion of the release URL (defaults to v<SOMBRA_CLI_VERSION>).
  • SOMBRA_CLI_REPO — change the GitHub repository slug (defaults to maskdotdev/sombra-db).
  • SOMBRA_CLI_BASE_URL — replace the https://github.com/<repo>/releases/download/<tag> prefix, useful for custom mirrors.
  • SOMBRA_CLI_ASSET — override the asset filename completely.
  • SOMBRA_CLI_DOWNLOAD_URL — provide the full URL to fetch (bypasses the repo/tag/asset computation).

Use these knobs to point the installer at staging artifacts or to host the prebuilt CLI on your own infrastructure.