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terse-cli

v0.1.17

Published

CLI tool for scaffolding, developing, testing, and deploying [Terse](https://useterse.ai) jobs.

Readme

terse-cli

CLI tool for scaffolding, developing, testing, and deploying Terse jobs.

Installation

npm install -g terse-cli

Local Development

From the repo root, use the npm workspace so terse-cli resolves the local terse-sdk automatically:

npm install
npm run build:packages
npm run link:cli

Commands

terse init [project-name]

Scaffold a new Terse project with boilerplate code and config.

terse generate

Generate TypeScript types for your connected integrations (creates terse.generated.ts).

terse integrate

Open the integrations page in the Terse Web UI to connect services like GitHub, Slack, Linear, etc.

terse run [job-name]

Execute a job's onTrigger handler locally with a mock or provided event.

terse run my-job --event '{"key": "value"}'
terse run my-job --event-file ./event.json

terse test [job-name]

Fetch sample events from your connected integrations and run a job interactively.

terse deploy

Deploy all jobs to the Terse platform. This syncs with the server — jobs that have been removed locally will be deleted remotely.

Getting Started

terse init my-project
cd my-project
npm install
terse generate
terse test
terse deploy