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spectrl-registry

v0.2.1

Published

Local-first spec registry - CLI for managing versioned, composable structured documents

Readme

spectrl

Local-first spec registry for managing versioned, composable structured documents.

Installation

# Use directly with npx (no install required)
npx spectrl init

# Or install globally
npm install -g spectrl

Quick Start

# Initialize a new project
spectrl init

# Create a new spec or a new power
spectrl new spec kewl-specc
spectrl new power mo-powa

# Publish to local registry
spectrl publish

# Install specs
spectrl install

Commands

  • spectrl init - Initialize a new project with a local spec index
  • spectrl new - Create a new spec with a manifest template
  • spectrl publish - Publish a spec to the local registry
  • spectrl install - Install specs from the registry
  • spectrl login - Authenticate with GitHub to access the public registry
  • spectrl search - Search for specs in the public registry
  • spectrl info - Show detailed information about a spec
  • spectrl list - Show all installed specs
  • spectrl update - Check for and install updates

Run spectrl --help or spectrl <command> --help for more information.

Documentation

For full documentation, visit spectrl.pro/docs/introduction

License

MIT