boltops v0.0.13

BoltOps CLI

A toolkit for working with bolt.new and bolt.diy -- currently implements file synchronization.

TL;DR -- run npx boltops@latest guide on your machine if you have node/npm/npx installed, otherwise try running one of the executibles under Assets of a recent release (https://github.com/dialogger-app/boltops-cli/releases) according to your OS/architecture.

Features

• 🔄 Bi-directional file synchronization
• 👀 Real-time file watching
• 🎯 Selective sync with .syncignore support
• 🔐 Secure authentication
• 📁 Multi-project workspace support

Installation

npm install -g boltops@latest

Or run directly with npx:

npx boltops@latest [command]

Commands

Host Server

Start a host server to handle file synchronization requests:

BOLTOPS_SECRET=your-secret boltops host --port=8017 ./workspace

Options:

• --port: Server port number (default: 8017)
• <workspace>: Path to workspace directory

Copy Files

Copy files from a remote host to a local project directory:

BOLTOPS_SECRET=your-secret boltops copy \
  --project=project-id \
  --host=http://localhost:8017 \
  --clean \
  --sync \
  ./project

Options:

• --project: Project identifier
• --host: Host server URL
• --clean: Remove local files not present on remote
• --sync: Sync files back when changed after copy
• <path>: Target project directory

Sync Files

Watch and sync files between local project and remote host:

BOLTOPS_SECRET=your-secret boltops sync \
  --project=project-id \
  --host=http://localhost:8017 \
  --all \
  ./project

Options:

• --project: Project identifier
• --host: Host server URL
• --all: Perform initial sync of all files
• <path>: Project directory to watch

Environment Variables

• BOLTOPS_SECRET: Authentication secret (required)
• BOLTOPS_PROJECT: Default --project identifier
• BOLTOPS_HOST: Default --host server URL

Environment variables can be set directly or via a .env file.

Selective Synchronization

Create a .syncignore file in /configs/${BOLTOPS_PROJECT}/.syncignore under the host workspace to exclude files from synchronization. Uses glob patterns similar to .gitignore:

# Example .syncignore
node_modules/
*.log
.DS_Store

Note that .git and node_modules directories are always ignored.

Security

• All commands require a BOLTOPS_SECRET for authentication
• Communication between client and host is secured with bearer token authentication
• Host server validates all requests against the configured secret

Examples

1. Start a host server:

BOLTOPS_SECRET=mysecret123 boltops host ./workspace

2. Copy files from remote:

BOLTOPS_SECRET=mysecret123 \
BOLTOPS_PROJECT=myapp \
BOLTOPS_HOST=http://localhost:8017 \
boltops copy --clean ./myproject

3. Start file synchronization:

BOLTOPS_SECRET=mysecret123 \
BOLTOPS_PROJECT=myapp \
BOLTOPS_HOST=http://localhost:8017 \
boltops sync --all ./myproject

License

MIT