Supra CLI

Supra CLI provides a set of commands to help you manage your Supranim projects efficiently. With Supra, you can easily create new projects from starter kits, execute database migrations and more. This is pretty much the first version of the CLI, and I'm planning to add more features and commands in the future, so stay tuned for updates!

🔗Installation

Usually, Supra CLI is automatically installed when you install Supranim for the first time. However, if you need to install it, you can always do it using Nimble:

nimble install supra

Or, directly from GitHub using the following command:

nimble install https://github.com/supranim/supra

🔗Available Commands

Here are some of the available commands in Supra CLI. Type supra -h to see the full list of commands and options:

CLI tool for bootstrapping Supranim applications
  (c) Supranim | MIT License  
  Build Version: 0.1.0

Development
  init <project:string>                       Create a new Supranim application
        --nocache:bool
Database Management
  db.show                                     Show database information and table sizes
  db.table <name:string>                      Show column information for a specific table
  db.monitor                                  Monitor active database connections in real-time
  db.migrate                                  Run pending migrations
  db.rollback                                 Rollback to the previous migration batch
        --step:int
Asset Bundling
  bundle.assets <dir:string> <output:string>  Bundle static assets into the application

🔗The asset bundler

This is a simple command that takes a directory of static assets (like CSS, JS, images) and bundles them into your Supranim application as a virtual file system. This allows you to serve static files directly from your application.

🤯 This feature is used inside the Booyaka Documentation Generator to bundle the necessary CSS, JS, SVG icons and other assets for the documentation website.