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thunderid

v0.0.28

Published

8 days ago

Run Thunder — The lightweight fully open-source identity server — instantly via npx

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thunder asgardeo identity iam auth npx

thunderid

Run Thunder instantly via npx with zero manual setup.

Quick Start

npx thunderid

On first run, the CLI:

Prompts for an install directory (defaults to ~/.thunderid/<version>).
Downloads the platform-specific Thunder release zip from GitHub.
Extracts it and stores local state in ~/.thunderid/state.json.
Runs setup.sh from the extracted Thunder directory.

On later runs with the same version, it reuses the cached installation. Different Thunder versions are tracked independently in ~/.thunderid/state.json.

Supported Args

--setup: Force re-run setup even if this Thunder version was already set up.

Examples:

# Normal run: start directly if already set up
npx thunderid

# Force setup again, then start
npx thunderid --setup

Any other args are forwarded to Thunder during setup/start:

npx thunderid -- --help
npx thunderid -- --some-flag value
npx thunderid --setup -- --some-flag value

Requirements

Node.js >= 18
macOS or Linux: unzip available in PATH
Windows: tar available in PATH, plus a Unix-like shell (WSL or Git Bash) to run setup.sh

Package

npm package: thunderid
binary: thunderid
source repo: https://github.com/brionmario/thunder-installers
Thunder project: https://github.com/asgardeo/thunder

Notes

The downloaded asset name is resolved from OS and CPU architecture.
Supported architectures are x64 and arm64.
If a platform/arch combo is unsupported, the CLI exits with an error.