@cambusa/cli v0.9.8

Cambusa CLI

🚣 Cambusa CLI is a command-line interface for the Cambusa Framework, designed to streamline development tasks and manage your Cambusa application.

Installation

Install Cambusa CLI globally using npm:

npm install -g @cambusa/cli

Usage

After installing globally, you can use the Cambusa CLI from any directory.

cambusa [command] [options]

Global Options

• -v, --version: Output the version number
• -l, --log-level <level>: Set log level (error, warn, info, verbose, debug, silly). Default is 'warn'.
• -h, --help: Display help for command

Commands

Initialize a New Project

Create a new Cambusa project:

cambusa init [projectName]

Generate a Model

Generate a new model:

cambusa models:generate User

Start the Server

Start the Cambusa server:

cambusa lift

Interactive REPL-like Session

Start an interactive REPL-like session:

cambusa repl

In the REPL session, you can interact with the Cambusa instance directly. The Cambusa instance is available as cambusa.

Custom REPL Commands

• routes: List all registered routes
• models: List all available models
• help: Show available commands
• exit: Exit the REPL-like session

REPL Examples

1. View the current configuration:

   cambusa> cambusa.config

2. Use the logger:

   cambusa> cambusa.log.debug('test message')

3. Fetch a user from the database (assuming you have a User model):

   cambusa> await cambusa.models.User.findOne({ where: { id: 1 } })

Run Custom Scripts

Run custom scripts located within the ./scripts directory or its subdirectories:

cambusa run <scriptPath> [args...]

Example: Running a Script in a Subdirectory

cambusa run migrations/migrateUsers --batchSize 200 --dryRun true

List Available Scripts

List all scripts available within the ./scripts directory and its subdirectories:

cambusa scripts:list

Notes

• When using the CLI commands, ensure you are in the root directory of your Cambusa project.
• The REPL-like session provides a powerful way to interact with your Cambusa application but should be used cautiously, especially when performing operations that could modify your application state.
• Custom scripts should export a default asynchronous function that accepts the Cambusa instance and an array of arguments.

For more detailed information on each command and its options, use the --help flag:

cambusa [command] --help