@lunora/cli/dist/index.d.mts

The Lunora CLI: init, dev, deploy, codegen, migrate, seed, doctor, insights, logs, registry, and the rest of the project commands

import { CodegenOptions, Finding, SchemaIR } from '@lunora/codegen';
import { ensureDevVariables, ensureDevVarsExample, fillDevSecrets, LintTool, LintIgnoreOutcome } from '@lunora/config';
import { materializeRemoteWranglerConfig } from '@lunora/config/cloudflare';
export { REQUIRED_COMPATIBILITY_DATE, REQUIRED_FLAG, type WranglerProjectValidationOptions as WranglerValidationOptions, type WranglerValidationReport, type WranglerProjectValidationResult as WranglerValidationResult, validateWranglerProject as validateWrangler, validateWranglerConfig } from '@lunora/config/cloudflare';
/** Every command name the CLI registers (drives the `CommandName` type + tests). */
declare const COMMANDS: readonly ["init", "add", "dev", "codegen", "build", "deploy", "containers", "prepare", "link", "deployments", "logs", "run", "insights", "reset", "migrate", "export", "import", "seed", "backup", "eval", "verify", "info", "doctor", "env", "analyze", "view", "docs", "registry", "rules", "mcp"];
type CommandName = (typeof COMMANDS)[number];
declare const VERSION: string;
interface RunCliOptions {
  argv?: ReadonlyArray<string>;
  cwd?: string;
  /**
   * Inject a console-like logger so callers (tests) can capture cerebro's
   * help / version / usage rendering. Omitted in production, where cerebro
   * uses its default stdout/stderr logger.
   */
  logger?: Console;
}
/**
 * Run the CLI and resolve to the process exit code. cerebro handles help,
 * version, usage, and unknown commands (the latter throws, caught here as 1).
 * `shouldExitProcess: false` keeps the process alive so callers/tests read the
 * captured exit code.
 */
declare const runCli: (options?: RunCliOptions) => Promise<number>;
/**
 * The `--api-spec` flag's accepted values, mirroring `@lunora/codegen`'s
 * `CodegenOptions["apiSpec"]`. `"openapi"` (the default) emits `openapi.json`;
 * `"openrpc"` emits `openrpc.json`; `"both"` emits both; `"none"` emits neither.
 */
type ApiSpec = NonNullable<CodegenOptions["apiSpec"]>;
interface Logger {
  debug?: (message: string) => void;
  error: (message: string) => void;
  info: (message: string) => void;
  success: (message: string) => void;
  warn: (message: string) => void;
}
/**
 * Narrowed view over the pail instance. `createPail` returns an intersection
 * type that includes a constructor signature and `(...args: any[])` logger
 * overloads, which the type-aware linter cannot safely resolve. We only ever
 * call the level methods with a string, so we describe exactly that surface.
 */
interface PailLogger {
  debug: (message: string) => void;
  error: (message: string) => void;
  info: (message: string) => void;
  success: (message: string) => void;
  warn: (message: string) => void;
}
declare const createLogger: () => Logger;
/**
 * Direct access to the underlying pail instance for advanced use-cases.
 * A Proxy keeps the public `pail` binding lazy: the real pail is only
 * constructed on first property access, so importing this module (and thus
 * the package barrel) stays side-effect-free.
 */
declare const pail: PailLogger;
interface CodegenCommandOptions {
  /** Which API spec(s) to emit. Defaults to codegen's `"openapi"` when omitted. */
  apiSpec?: ApiSpec;
  cwd?: string;
  /** Output format: `pretty` (default) or `json`. */
  format?: string;
  logger: Logger;
  /**
   * Fail the run when any ERROR-level advisory is reported. Defaults to CI
   * detection so a local `lunora codegen` stays advisory while a pipeline
   * gates on it; `--no-strict-advisories` forces it off either way.
   */
  strictAdvisories?: boolean;
  /** Deploy target the emitted `ctx.*` surface is tailored to. Resolved by the caller; falls back to `"target"` in `lunora.json`, then `"cloudflare"`. */
  target?: string;
}
interface CodegenCommandResult {
  advisories: ReadonlyArray<{
    detail: string;
    level: Finding["level"];
    name: string;
    remediation: string;
  }>;
  cronTriggers: ReadonlyArray<string>;
  /** Set when the run failed: an invalid `--format`, an unregistered target, or an error-level platform diagnostic. */
  error?: string;
  /** ERROR-level advisories that made the run fail, when strict mode is on. */
  failedAdvisories: number;
  outputDirectory: string;
}
declare const runCodegenCommand: (options: CodegenCommandOptions) => CodegenCommandResult;
/**
 * Minimal projection of `globalThis.fetch` for the transfer commands: `body` is
 * exposed as a stream-iterable (the export path pipes it) and accepts bytes (the
 * blob path uploads them). The JSON-only commands use the narrower `FetchLike`
 * in `../run/handler` instead.
 */
type StreamingFetchLike = (input: string, init?: {
  body?: string | Uint8Array;
  headers?: Record<string, string>;
  method?: string;
}) => Promise<{
  /** Optional: only the storage transfer reads raw bytes, and only real `fetch` needs to supply it. */
  arrayBuffer?: () => Promise<ArrayBuffer>;
  body: ReadableStream<Uint8Array> | null;
  json: () => Promise<unknown>;
  ok: boolean;
  status: number;
  text: () => Promise<string>;
}>;
interface ExportCommandOptions {
  cwd?: string;
  fetchImpl?: StreamingFetchLike;
  logger: Logger;
  /** Output file path; `undefined`/`-` streams to stdout. */
  out?: string;
  /** Guardrail: refuse to target localhost when set. */
  prod?: boolean;
  /** Comma-separated table list; omit to export every table. */
  tables?: string;
  /** Admin bearer token (or `LUNORA_ADMIN_TOKEN`). */
  token?: string;
  /** Worker URL (default `http://localhost:8787`). */
  url?: string;
}
interface ExportCommandResult {
  bytes: number;
  code: number;
  /** Number of NDJSON lines streamed (0 on error). */
  rows: number;
}
/**
 * Stream an export. The worker emits NDJSON; we count newlines as we go and
 * pipe straight to the output sink, so a 10M-row export doesn't materialise
 * the body in memory.
 */
declare const runExportCommand: (options: ExportCommandOptions) => Promise<ExportCommandResult>;
/** One row-scoped failure as the admin import endpoint reports it. */
interface ImportRowError {
  code: string;
  line: number;
  message: string;
  table: string;
}
/**
 * The sources `--from` accepts.
 *
 * Only the two that cannot be detected. A Convex snapshot announces itself (a
 * directory of `<table>/documents.jsonl`, or a `.zip` of one) and anything else
 * is NDJSON, so naming those would advertise a control this does not implement:
 * `--from ndjson` against a Convex export would have to either refuse it or
 * silently import it as Convex, and the second is what an unhonoured flag
 * actually did.
 */
declare const IMPORT_SOURCE_NAMES: readonly ["firebase", "supabase"];
type ImportSourceName = (typeof IMPORT_SOURCE_NAMES)[number];
/**
 * The storage-reference rewrite: turning a Convex storage id into the
 * content-hash R2 key its blob was migrated to.
 *
 * Split out of `./storage-mapping` (which owns the mapping *file*) because it
 * has two callers that must never diverge — the import rewrite and `--scan`,
 * which runs this same walk as a dry run to propose the mapping. A detector
 * that proposed columns the rewrite would not touch, or missed ones it would,
 * is worse than no detector.
 */
/** One reference the walk could not rewrite, with where it was found. */
interface UnresolvedStorageReference {
  column: string;
  storageId: string;
  table: string;
}
/**
 * What a run's storage references resolved to. The two failure buckets are
 * deliberately separate, because they are not the same problem and do not have
 * the same remedy:
 *
 * `unmigrated` is a reference to a blob that does not exist — the export omitted
 * it, or `--include-file-storage` was not passed. Nothing the operator writes in
 * a mapping file can fix it, and the data is broken after import, so it fails
 * `--verify`.
 *
 * `ambiguous` is a string that exactly matches a blob that *did* migrate, sitting
 * in a column the mapping does not name. It may be a storage reference the
 * mapping forgot, or it may be user text that happens to equal an id. Failing the
 * run on a coincidence is not defensible, so it warns and names the column the
 * operator would add to resolve it.
 */
interface StorageRemapReport {
  ambiguous: UnresolvedStorageReference[];
  /** Number of references rewritten to a content-hash key. */
  rewritten: number;
  unmigrated: UnresolvedStorageReference[];
}
/** Rows per HTTP request when importing. Convex uses ~500; same here. */
declare const DEFAULT_IMPORT_BATCH_SIZE = 500;
interface ImportCommandOptions {
  /** Rows per HTTP request. Defaults to {@link DEFAULT_IMPORT_BATCH_SIZE}. */
  batchSize?: number;
  cwd?: string;
  fetchImpl?: StreamingFetchLike;
  /** Source NDJSON file. Required. */
  file: string;
  /**
   * Which reader to use. Omit to auto-detect between a Convex export snapshot
   * and a plain NDJSON file; `supabase`/`firebase` must be explicit, because a
   * directory of CSV or JSON has no signature that distinguishes it from
   * anything else a user might point at.
   */
  from?: ImportSourceName;
  logger: Logger;
  prod?: boolean;
  /**
   * Scan the export for columns holding `_storage` ids and write a candidate
   * `lunora/import-convex.json`. Scan-only: nothing is imported.
   */
  scan?: boolean;
  /**
   * Local directory of storage objects to migrate alongside the rows — how
   * Firebase Cloud Storage arrives, after `gcloud storage cp -r`.
   */
  storageDir?: string;
  /**
   * Wrap each line as `{table:<name>,doc:<line>}`. Use when the source NDJSON
   * is bare docs from a single table — Convex's `convex import --table users`
   * shape.
   */
  table?: string;
  token?: string;
  url?: string;
  /**
   * Verify per-table row parity + dangling-storage after import. Exits non-zero
   * when a table's inserted count differs from its source line count, or when a
   * document references a storage id that was not migrated.
   */
  verify?: boolean;
  /**
   * Also migrate Convex `_storage` blobs: read `_storage/documents.jsonl`, upload
   * each blob with sha256+size verification, and build the `storageId → key` map.
   * Off by default so the plain-document import path is unchanged.
   */
  withStorage?: boolean;
  /** Confirm bulk-writing production. Required alongside `--prod`. */
  yes?: boolean;
}
/**
 * The JSON summary a run prints and returns — the same object either way, so a
 * caller reading `body.conflicts` does not have to cast its way there.
 *
 * `undefined` on every path that imports nothing: a rejected source, a failed
 * storage phase, or `--scan` (whose product is the mapping file it writes, not
 * a return value).
 */
interface ImportSummary {
  conflicts: number;
  errors: ImportRowError[];
  inserted: Record<string, number>;
  received: number;
  storage?: {
    ambiguous: StorageRemapReport["ambiguous"];
    blobs: number;
    rewritten: number;
    unmigrated: StorageRemapReport["unmigrated"];
  };
  warnings?: string[];
}
interface ImportCommandResult {
  body: ImportSummary | undefined;
  code: number;
  /** Total inserted rows across batches. */
  inserted: number;
}
declare const runImportCommand: (options: ImportCommandOptions) => Promise<ImportCommandResult>;
/**
 * Injectable probe for a Docker-compatible container engine. Tests pass a
 * stub; production uses {@link isDockerAvailable}.
 */
type DockerProbe = () => boolean;
/**
 * The shared `/_lunora/health` probe used by `lunora verify --health-url` and
 * `lunora deploy --health-check`.
 *
 * Both commands ask the same question — "does this deployment answer?" — so
 * they ask it through one implementation with one error-message shape. The
 * runtime auto-registers both routes (`packages/runtime/src/health-routes.ts`):
 * `/_lunora/health/ready` is the readiness gate ("can this version serve"), and
 * `/_lunora/health` is the aggregate that also exists on older deployments.
 *
 * The probe is transport-only: it never throws, and reports its verdict as an
 * `{ error }` message the caller decides what to do with.
 */
/**
 * Minimal fetch surface the probe needs — a subset of the global `fetch`,
 * injectable so a test can feed a canned response without a network.
 */
type HealthFetch = (url: string) => Promise<{
  ok: boolean;
  status: number;
}>;
interface SpawnDescriptor {
  args: ReadonlyArray<string>;
  /**
   * Capture the child's stderr (in addition to streaming it to the parent).
   * Needed when a tool reports the *expected* outcome as an error there —
   * `wrangler vectorize create-metadata-index` writes "already exists" to
   * stderr, and without this the caller can only see a bare exit code and
   * would warn on every re-run. Composes with `stdoutToStderr`, so a caller
   * can keep stdout clean for `--format json` and still read the reason.
   */
  captureStderr?: boolean;
  /**
   * Capture the child's stdout (in addition to streaming it to the parent), so
   * the caller can parse it — used by `deploy` to read the deployed URL from
   * `wrangler deploy` output. Each chunk is still teed to the parent's stdout
   * so the user sees live progress. Mutually exclusive with `stdoutToStderr`
   * and `captureStdoutSilently`.
   */
  captureStdout?: boolean;
  /**
   * Capture the child's stdout WITHOUT teeing it to the parent's stdout —
   * for output that is parsed, never displayed (e.g. `wrangler secret list
   * --format json`). Unlike `captureStdout`, nothing is written to
   * `process.stdout`, so it can't interleave with — and corrupt — a
   * caller's own stdout (notably `lunora deploy --format json`, which must
   * emit exactly one JSON document). Mutually exclusive with `captureStdout`
   * and `stdoutToStderr`.
   */
  captureStdoutSilently?: boolean;
  command: string;
  cwd?: string;
  env?: Readonly<Record<string, string>>;
  /**
   * Pipe this string into the child's stdin and close it. Used to feed
   * `wrangler secret put` its value without exposing it on the command
   * line or in env. When absent, stdin is inherited from the parent.
   */
  input?: string;
  /**
   * Route the child's stdout to the parent's STDERR instead of stdout. Set in
   * `--format json` mode so a spawned tool's human output (e.g. `wrangler
   * deploy`'s progress + the deployed URL) can't interleave with — and corrupt
   * — the single JSON document the command prints to stdout.
   */
  stdoutToStderr?: boolean;
}
interface SpawnResult {
  code: number;
  /** The captured stderr, present only when the descriptor set `captureStderr`. */
  stderr?: string;
  /** The captured stdout, present only when the descriptor set `captureStdout` or `captureStdoutSilently`. */
  stdout?: string;
}
/**
 * Injectable spawner. Tests pass a stub that just records the descriptor
 * instead of executing a real subprocess.
 */
type Spawner = (descriptor: SpawnDescriptor) => Promise<SpawnResult>;
declare const defaultSpawner: Spawner;
interface RecordedSpawn {
  descriptor: SpawnDescriptor;
}
/**
 * Test helper: returns a spawner that records every invocation and resolves
 * with the configured exit code.
 */
declare const createRecordingSpawner: (exitCode?: number) => {
  calls: RecordedSpawn[];
  spawner: Spawner;
};
interface SecretListRunnerResult {
  code: number;
  stderr: string;
  stdout: string;
}
/** Runs an argv and resolves its captured output. Injected in tests. */
type SecretListRunner = (command: string, args: ReadonlyArray<string>, cwd: string) => Promise<SecretListRunnerResult>;
interface ListRemoteSecretsInputs {
  cwd: string;
  /** Cloudflare environment name (`--env`). */
  env?: string;
  /** Injected command runner; defaults to a real `wrangler secret list`. */
  runner?: SecretListRunner;
  /** Target a temporary-account deployment (`--temporary`). */
  temporary?: boolean;
}
interface ListRemoteSecretsResult {
  /** Diagnostic message when `ok` is false. */
  error?: string;
  /** Remote secret names (sorted), empty when none or on failure. */
  names: ReadonlyArray<string>;
  /** False when wrangler failed or its output could not be parsed. */
  ok: boolean;
}
type FetchLike = (input: string, init?: {
  body?: string;
  headers?: Record<string, string>;
  method?: string;
}) => Promise<{
  json: () => Promise<unknown>;
  ok: boolean;
  status: number;
  text: () => Promise<string>;
}>;
interface RunCommandOptions {
  args?: string;
  /** Forge this user id for the call (dispatches through the admin-gated `runAs` op). */
  as?: string;
  /** JSON-encoded extra identity claims to accompany {@link RunCommandOptions.as}. */
  claims?: string;
  cwd?: string;
  fetchImpl?: FetchLike;
  functionPath: string;
  logger: Logger;
  shard?: string;
  /** Admin bearer for the `runAs` dispatch; resolved from the environment / `.dev.vars` when absent. */
  token?: string;
  url?: string;
}
interface RunCommandResult {
  body: unknown;
  code: number;
  requestUrl: string;
}
declare const runRpcCommand: (options: RunCommandOptions) => Promise<RunCommandResult>;
interface DeployCommandOptions {
  /** Override the schema-drift gate — deploy even with breaking drift and no new migration. */
  allowSchemaDrift?: boolean;
  /** Which API spec(s) codegen emits. Defaults to codegen's `"openapi"` when omitted. */
  apiSpec?: ApiSpec;
  cwd?: string;
  /** Docker-availability probe injected in tests. Defaults to a real `docker info` check. */
  dockerAvailable?: DockerProbe;
  /**
   * Validate, bundle, and run all pre-deploy gates without publishing
   * (`wrangler deploy --dry-run`). Post-deploy steps (data migrations, schema
   * baseline re-bless) are skipped since nothing shipped.
   */
  dryRun?: boolean;
  env?: string;
  /** Fetch implementation injected in tests for `--migrate` RPC calls. */
  fetchImpl?: FetchLike;
  /** Output format: `pretty` (default) or `json`. */
  format?: string;
  /**
   * After a successful live deploy, probe the new version's health route
   * (`/_lunora/health/ready`, falling back to `/_lunora/health`) and fail the
   * command when it never answers. Opt-in, not default-on: a worker whose
   * health route is admin-gated or unreachable from CI must still be
   * deployable, and a default network step would turn a successful deploy
   * into a red build for an unrelated reason.
   */
  healthCheck?: boolean;
  /** Injectable fetch for `--health-check`; defaults to the global `fetch`. */
  healthFetch?: HealthFetch;
  /** Injectable inter-attempt delay for `--health-check`; injected in tests to skip the real wait. */
  healthSleep?: (ms: number) => Promise<void>;
  /** Set to `false` to disable interactive spinners (test injection). */
  interactive?: boolean;
  logger: Logger;
  /**
   * When true, after a successful `wrangler deploy`, discover and run all
   * pending data migrations via the worker's `/_lunora/migrate` admin RPC.
   * The worker must be live (exit 0) before migrations are attempted.
   *
   * Implementation note: the status RPC returns the full shard-level
   * migration state, but there is no single authoritative "list of pending
   * migration ids" that can be read client-side before running the worker.
   * Instead, `--migrate` runs `migrate status` followed by `migrate up` for
   * each migration id discovered locally via `discoverMigrations`.  The
   * worker's `MigrationRunner` is idempotent — running `up` on an already-
   * applied migration is a no-op — so this approach is safe.
   */
  migrate?: boolean;
  /** Admin bearer token for `--migrate` (falls back to `LUNORA_ADMIN_TOKEN`). */
  migrateToken?: string;
  /**
   * Worker URL for `--migrate`. REQUIRED when `--migrate` is set — the deploy
   * handler never captures the URL `wrangler deploy` published to, so there is
   * no safe default; omitting it would silently target `http://localhost:8787`
   * (the dev worker), applying the migration to local state instead of prod.
   */
  migrateUrl?: string;
  /**
   * Confirm a production data migration triggered via `--migrate` (the
   * `migrate up --prod` confirmation the standalone command requires). Without
   * it a `--migrate --migrate-url <prod>` deploy refuses to run the migration.
   */
  migrateYes?: boolean;
  /**
   * Emit the bundled worker to this directory via `wrangler deploy --outdir`
   * (paired with `dryRun` by `lunora build`). Also writes esbuild metadata to
   * `<outDir>/bundle-meta.json`. When unset, no artifact is written.
   */
  outDir?: string;
  /**
   * Upload a preview version (`wrangler versions upload`) instead of a live
   * `wrangler deploy`. Codegen + the drift gate + validation still run, but
   * the post-deploy finalize (migrations, baseline re-bless, auto-link, the
   * production summary) is skipped — a preview never shifts live traffic.
   */
  preview?: boolean;
  /** Railpack-availability probe injected in tests. Defaults to a real `railpack --version` + `BUILDKIT_HOST` check. */
  railpackAvailable?: DockerProbe;
  /** Confirm prompt for the missing-secret offer; injected in tests. Defaults to the TTY prompt. */
  secretConfirm?: (message: string) => Promise<boolean>;
  /** Remote-secret lister for the missing-secret offer; injected in tests. Defaults to `wrangler secret list`. */
  secretLister?: (inputs: ListRemoteSecretsInputs) => Promise<ListRemoteSecretsResult>;
  skipCodegen?: boolean;
  spawner?: Spawner;
  /**
   * Fail the deploy when codegen reports an ERROR-level advisory. Same
   * option `lunora codegen` exposes as `--no-strict-advisories`; defaults to
   * CI detection (on in CI, off locally) so a legitimately-partial target
   * can still be shipped interactively. Does NOT gate platform diagnostics
   * (`platform_unsupported_feature` / `platform_unknown_target`), which
   * always block — those mean the emitted `ctx.*` surface does not match
   * what the target can serve, not merely a style nit.
   */
  strictAdvisories?: boolean;
  /**
   * Deploy target. Falls back to `"target"` in `lunora.json`, then
   * `"cloudflare"`, which selects the wrangler
   * toolchain — i.e. today's behavior for every project. An unregistered name
   * throws rather than falling back, so a typo can never ship the app to the
   * wrong provider.
   */
  target?: string;
  /**
   * Deploy to a temporary Cloudflare account (`wrangler deploy --temporary`).
   * For unauthenticated use only: wrangler provisions a short-lived account +
   * token, deploys, and prints a claim URL; the deployment stays live ~60
   * minutes before the unclaimed account is deleted. Wrangler itself errors
   * if credentials are already present (OAuth / `CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN` /
   * global API key), so we pass the flag straight through without guarding.
   */
  temporary?: boolean;
  /** Re-bless the committed schema baseline with the current shape (accepts breaking drift). */
  updateSchemaBaseline?: boolean;
}
/**
 * What this run put where — the identity of the thing that was just deployed.
 *
 * Present on every run that reached (and completed) the wrangler invocation,
 * including `--dry-run` and `--preview`, so a consumer can tell "nothing went
 * live" from "went live" without inferring it from a missing `url`. A dry run
 * publishes nothing and therefore never carries a `url`.
 *
 * No `versionId`: the pinned wrangler (4.114.0) has no structured deploy output
 * and no flag that returns the version id — it only prints it in prose, and
 * scraping a second value out of prose is exactly what this shouldn't do. The
 * id is available from `lunora deployments list` after the fact.
 */
interface DeployedIdentity {
  /** ISO-8601 stamp taken when the wrangler invocation returned. */
  deployedAt: string;
  /** True when `--dry-run` validated + bundled without publishing. */
  dryRun: boolean;
  /** The Cloudflare environment this run targeted, when `--env` named one. */
  env?: string;
  /** True when `--preview` uploaded a version instead of shifting live traffic. */
  preview: boolean;
  /** The URL wrangler reported publishing to; absent on a dry run, or when the output carried no URL. */
  url?: string;
  /** The Worker name from the project's wrangler config. */
  workerName?: string;
}
interface DeployCommandResult {
  code: number;
  /** What was deployed and where — set once the wrangler invocation completed. */
  deployment?: DeployedIdentity;
  descriptor: SpawnDescriptor | undefined;
  /** Set when the run aborted before reaching the wrangler invocation. */
  error?: string;
  /**
   * The `--health-check` probe's verdict, when the flag was set and the probe
   * ran. A red probe fails the command (`code` is non-zero) — but the deploy
   * itself still succeeded, which is why the reason is reported separately
   * from `error`.
   */
  healthCheck?: {
    error?: string;
    ok: boolean;
    url: string;
  };
  /**
   * The `.dev.vars`-shaped filename (never a full path, never a value) a
   * secret minted during this run was recorded into, when the missing-
   * secret gate minted one — `.dev.vars` for the default environment, or a
   * `.dev.vars.<env>` sibling for an explicit `--env`. `undefined` when
   * nothing was minted this run.
   */
  mintedSecretsFile?: string;
  /** The schema-drift gate verdict, when it ran (skipped on `--skip-codegen`). */
  schemaDrift?: {
    blocked: boolean;
    reason: string;
  };
  validation: {
    problems: ReadonlyArray<string>;
    wranglerPath: string | undefined;
  };
}
/**
 * Run a deploy, then (in `--format json` mode) serialize the structured
 * {@link DeployCommandResult} to stdout. Human/progress logging is routed to
 * stderr for json output so stdout carries only the single JSON document.
 */
declare const runDeployCommand: (options: DeployCommandOptions) => Promise<DeployCommandResult>;
/**
 * Start the codegen watch loop and return a handle to stop it. Regenerates on
 * startup, then on debounced changes under `lunora/` (ignoring writes to the
 * `_generated/` output to avoid a feedback loop). If the platform can't do a
 * recursive watch, it logs once and falls back to startup-only codegen.
 */
declare const startCodegenWatch: (options: CodegenWatcherOptions) => CodegenWatcherHandle;
interface CodegenWatcherOptions {
  /** Which API spec(s) to emit. Defaults to codegen's `"openapi"` when omitted. */
  apiSpec?: CodegenOptions["apiSpec"];
  /** Debounce window for coalescing rapid edits. Defaults to 100ms. */
  debounceMs?: number;
  logger: Logger;
  /** Override the lunora subdirectory name. Defaults to `"lunora"`. */
  lunoraDirectory?: string;
  /** Project root containing the `lunora/` directory. */
  projectRoot: string;
  /** Deploy target the emitted `ctx.*` surface is tailored to. Resolved by the caller; falls back to `"target"` in `lunora.json`, then `"cloudflare"`. */
  target?: string;
}
interface CodegenWatcherHandle {
  /** Stop watching and cancel any pending regeneration. */
  close: () => void;
  /**
   * `true` when the platform supports recursive watch and the loop is active.
   * `false` when `fs.watch({ recursive })` threw — startup-only codegen was run
   * but schema edits will NOT auto-regenerate. Callers can surface this in the
   * dev banner so the degraded state is visible beyond the single startup warning.
   */
  watchAvailable: boolean;
}
/**
 * Start the studio server and resolve once it is listening. Loads the static
 * bundle + renders the host HTML once up front; serves them and proxies
 * `/_lunora/*` (HTTP + WS) to the worker.
 */
declare const startStudioServer: (options: StudioServerOptions) => Promise<StudioServerHandle>;
interface StudioServerOptions {
  /** Project root — `.dev.vars` is read from here for the admin token. */
  cwd: string;
  /** Loopback host to bind. Defaults to `127.0.0.1` (admin tooling stays local). */
  host?: string;
  /** One-time warning sink for a missing/unbuilt `@lunora/studio`. */
  logger?: {
    warnOnce?: (message: string) => void;
  };
  /** Port to listen on. */
  port: number;
  /** Origin of the `wrangler dev` worker, e.g. `http://localhost:8787`. */
  workerOrigin: string;
}
interface StudioServerHandle {
  /** Stop listening and release the port. */
  close: () => Promise<void>;
  /** The URL to open in a browser. */
  url: string;
}
/**
 * How the dev child runs. `wrangler` is the classic `lunora dev` stack (wrangler
 * worker + embedded studio + codegen watch) for a standalone class-C project.
 * `vite` is a project on `@lunora/vite`: the plugin already runs the worker,
 * studio, and codegen inside the Vite dev server, so `lunora dev` runs the
 * project's own dev script and gets out of the way — this also covers class-B
 * frameworks whose own dev server runs the worker in `workerd` (Astro 6 +
 * `@astrojs/cloudflare`, which embeds `@cloudflare/vite-plugin` in `astro dev`:
 * SSR + `/_lunora/*` + `ShardDO` in one process, HMR intact). `framework-worker`
 * is a class-B framework whose dev server CANNOT host the `ShardDO` Durable
 * Object (SvelteKit / Nuxt: their adapters use wrangler's `getPlatformProxy()`,
 * which runs an empty-script Miniflare and does not emulate internal DOs); there
 * `lunora dev` runs the framework's own dev server (front door, HMR, and — via
 * its `@lunora/vite` plugin — studio + codegen) AND a second `wrangler dev`
 * sidecar that owns the real `ShardDO` in `workerd`, wired via the committed
 * `wrangler.dev.jsonc`.
 */
type DevFlavor = "framework-worker" | "vite" | "wrangler";
/** A running worker child the orchestrator controls: send signals, await its exit. */
interface WorkerProcess {
  /** Resolves with the worker's exit code (1 if it failed to start). */
  exited: Promise<number>;
  kill: (signal: NodeJS.Signals) => void;
}
/** Spawns the worker child. Injectable so tests drive the orchestration without a real process. */
type WorkerSpawner = (descriptor: SpawnDescriptor & {
  tag: string;
}, logger: Logger) => WorkerProcess;
interface DevCommandOptions {
  /** Which API spec(s) the codegen watcher emits. Defaults to codegen's `"openapi"` when omitted. */
  apiSpec?: ApiSpec;
  /** Disable the codegen watch loop. */
  codegen?: boolean;
  cwd?: string;
  /** Injection seam for tests — defaults to the real `.dev.vars` scaffolder. */
  ensureEnv?: typeof ensureDevVariables;
  /** Injection seam for tests — defaults to the real `.dev.vars.example` package-aware scaffolder. */
  ensureExample?: typeof ensureDevVarsExample;
  /** Injection seam for tests — defaults to the real empty-secret/admin-token filler. */
  fillSecrets?: typeof fillDevSecrets;
  /** Injection seam for tests — defaults to the real free-port probe ({@link findAvailablePort}). */
  findFreePort?: (preferred: number) => Promise<number>;
  /** Dev flavor override (tests / callers that already detected it) — defaults to {@link detectDevFlavor}. */
  flavor?: DevFlavor;
  /** Injection seam for tests — defaults to the real IPv6-loopback probe ({@link hasIpv6Loopback}). */
  hasIpv6Loopback?: () => boolean;
  logger: Logger;
  /** Injection seam for tests — defaults to the real remote-config materializer. */
  materializeRemote?: typeof materializeRemoteWranglerConfig;
  /** Studio server port. */
  port?: number;
  /** Proxy D1/KV/R2 bindings to the deployed worker during dev (`LUNORA_REMOTE=1` / `--remote`); DO shards stay local. */
  remote?: boolean;
  /** Injection seam for tests — defaults to the real codegen watcher. */
  startCodegen?: typeof startCodegenWatch;
  /** Injection seam for tests — defaults to the real studio server. */
  startStudio?: typeof startStudioServer;
  /** Injection seam for tests — defaults to spawning a real `wrangler dev`. */
  startWorker?: WorkerSpawner;
  /** Disable the embedded studio server. */
  studio?: boolean;
  /** Deploy target the emitted `ctx.*` surface is tailored to. Resolved by the caller; falls back to `"target"` in `lunora.json`, then `"cloudflare"`. */
  target?: string;
  /** Disable the `wrangler dev` spawn — an external task runner owns the worker. */
  worker?: boolean;
  /** `wrangler dev` port. */
  workerPort?: number;
}
interface DevRemotePlan {
  /** Short binding labels remoted (e.g. `"DB (D1)"`), for the banner. */
  bindings: string[];
  /**
   * Removes the generated temp wrangler config when dev exits. Always present
   * and idempotent — a no-op when remote mode is off or nothing was
   * materialized. The dev loop calls it on every shutdown path.
   */
  cleanup: () => void;
  /** Whether remote mode was requested. */
  enabled: boolean;
  /** Why remote mode didn't take effect despite being requested, for logging. */
  reason?: string;
}
interface DevCommandPlan {
  codegenEnabled: boolean;
  /** Which stack the child runs — see {@link DevFlavor}. */
  flavor: DevFlavor;
  /**
   * One-line redirect hint printed when a meta-framework is detected on the
   * wrangler flavor: without `@lunora/vite` in the dependencies the worker
   * still runs *inside* the framework's dev server, so the user should run
   * their framework dev script for the full app. `undefined` for the vite
   * flavor (`lunora dev` already runs the project's dev script there) and
   * for a standalone project. Purely informational: the wrangler spawn runs
   * regardless.
   */
  frameworkHint?: string;
  /**
   * True when `wrangler dev` was given `--ip 127.0.0.1` because the host has no
   * IPv6 loopback (`::1`) — surfaced so the dev loop can note the rebind.
   * Always `false` for the vite flavor (the plugin owns its own bind).
   */
  ipv4LoopbackForced: boolean;
  /** The remote-binding decision: which D1/KV/R2 bindings hit the deployed worker. */
  remote: DevRemotePlan;
  /**
   * The `wrangler dev` sidecar for the `framework-worker` flavor (SvelteKit /
   * Nuxt): a second child that owns the real `ShardDO` in `workerd`, wired via
   * the committed `wrangler.dev.jsonc`. `undefined` for every other flavor —
   * only the two-process class-B stack has a sidecar. When present, `wrangler`
   * (above) is the framework's own dev server (the front door / HMR) and this
   * is the Lunora realtime plane.
   */
  sidecar?: SpawnDescriptor & {
    tag: string;
  };
  studioEnabled: boolean;
  studioPort: number;
  /**
   * Whether this process spawns `wrangler dev`.
   *
   * `--no-worker` turns it off so an external task runner (Turbo, Nx, vis, a
   * Procfile) can own worker supervision while `lunora dev` still provides
   * codegen-watch and Studio. Without it, `lunora dev` insisted on being the
   * process root, which is what blocked running the Lunora worker as one node
   * in a larger dev graph.
   */
  workerEnabled: boolean;
  workerOrigin: string;
  workerPort: number;
  /** The primary child `lunora dev` spawns: `wrangler dev` (wrangler flavor) or the framework/`vite dev` server (vite / framework-worker). */
  wrangler: SpawnDescriptor & {
    tag: string;
  };
}
/**
 * Plan `lunora dev`. Wrangler flavor: the worker runs via `wrangler dev` and
 * nothing else as a child process. Vite flavor (`@lunora/vite` declared): the
 * plugin already runs the worker inside the Vite dev server, so the one child
 * is the project's own dev script (`vite dev`, `astro dev`, …) and every CLI
 * sibling is disabled. Pure + synchronous so it's unit-testable.
 */
declare const planDevCommand: (options: DevCommandOptions) => DevCommandPlan;
/**
 * Start codegen watch + the studio server, spawn `wrangler dev`, print the
 * banner, and resolve when the worker exits or the user interrupts — tearing
 * down the sibling servers either way. The three side-effecting pieces (worker,
 * studio, codegen) are injectable so this is testable without real I/O.
 */
declare const runDevCommand: (options: DevCommandOptions) => Promise<{
  code: number;
  plan: DevCommandPlan;
}>;
type PackageManager = "pnpm" | "npm" | "yarn" | "bun";
/** True when `manager` is on PATH — probed by running `<manager> --version`. Injectable for tests. */
type PackageManagerProbe = (manager: PackageManager) => boolean;
/** Supported CI providers. */
type CiProvider = "github" | "gitlab";
/** The per-framework auth-UI registry items (`auth-ui` resolves to one of these). */
type AuthUiItem = "auth-ui-angular" | "auth-ui-react" | "auth-ui-solid" | "auth-ui-svelte" | "auth-ui-vue";
/** A registry item a feature can install. */
type FeatureItem = "auth" | "auth-auth0" | "auth-clerk" | AuthUiItem | "mail";
/** A single file the item scaffolds into the project. */
interface RegistryFile {
  /** Source path inside the item dir (e.g. `schema.ts`). */
  from: string;
  /** Merge strategy. `create-or-skip` writes whole files; `schema-extension` AST-merges schema.ts. */
  merge: "create-or-skip" | "schema-extension";
  /** Destination relative to the project root (e.g. `lunora/ratelimit/index.ts`). */
  to: string;
}
/** A wrangler.jsonc binding addition. `path` is the jsonc key path; `value` the value to set. */
interface RegistryBinding {
  path: ReadonlyArray<string>;
  value: unknown;
}
/**
 * An environment variable an item needs. Scaffolded into `.dev.vars` (Workers'
 * local-secrets file) on add — non-secrets get their `value`; secrets get an
 * empty placeholder and a reminder to run `wrangler secret put` for production.
 */
interface RegistryEnvVariable {
  /** Human note on what the variable is for. */
  description?: string;
  /** The variable name (e.g. `RESEND_API_KEY`). */
  name: string;
  /** Mark as a secret: never write a value, only a placeholder, and remind about prod. Defaults to `true` when no `value` is given. */
  secret?: boolean;
  /** A default/example value for non-secret vars. */
  value?: string;
}
/** A re-export the item needs injected into the worker entry point (class-B/C only). */
interface EntrypointReexport {
  /** Optional JS comment placed above the re-export line. */
  comment?: string;
  /** Module specifier (e.g. `"_generated/workflows"` → `export * from "./lunora/_generated/workflows"`). */
  module: string;
}
/** The `registry.json` manifest shape. */
interface RegistryManifest {
  /** wrangler.jsonc additions (best-effort structural edits). */
  bindings?: ReadonlyArray<RegistryBinding>;
  /** npm deps to add to the project package.json (name → version range). */
  deps?: Readonly<Record<string, string>>;
  description?: string;
  /** npm devDependencies to add to the project package.json. */
  devDependencies?: Readonly<Record<string, string>>;
  /** Post-install guidance printed after the item is added (per-item next steps). */
  docs?: string;
  /** Worker-entry re-exports the item needs (class-B/C only). */
  entrypointReexports?: ReadonlyArray<EntrypointReexport>;
  /** Environment variables the item needs; scaffolded into `.dev.vars`. */
  envVars?: ReadonlyArray<RegistryEnvVariable>;
  files: ReadonlyArray<RegistryFile>;
  name: string;
  /** Other registry items this one depends on (resolved transitively, deps first). */
  requires?: ReadonlyArray<string>;
  /** Short human-readable label (distinct from the longer `description`). */
  title?: string;
}
interface AddCommandOptions {
  /** Bypass the `--source` safety gate (matches init). */
  allowUnsafeSource?: boolean;
  /** `registry build --check`: verify the index is current instead of rewriting it. */
  check?: boolean;
  /** Inject a confirmer for non-interactive callers / tests. */
  confirm?: (prompt: string) => Promise<boolean>;
  cwd?: string;
  /** Preview the file-level changes (a content diff) and write nothing. */
  diff?: boolean;
  /** Print the plan and stop without writing anything. */
  dryRun?: boolean;
  /** Local registry root (offline / tests). Expects per-item subdirs, each with a `registry.json`. */
  from?: string;
  /** Emit a JSON snapshot of the plan/result. */
  json?: boolean;
  /** `--list`: enumerate available items instead of adding. */
  list?: boolean;
  logger: Logger;
  /** Item names to add (positional args). */
  names: ReadonlyArray<string>;
  /** `registry build` output path for the generated catalog (defaults to the root's `index.json`). */
  out?: string;
  /** Force-overwrite existing files (take the incoming copy) instead of skipping/conflicting. */
  overwrite?: boolean;
  /** Override the git ref (branch, tag, or commit) items are fetched from (default: version-derived); appended to the `source` base when that is set. Ignored when `from` is set. */
  ref?: string;
  /** Override the remote registry source base (default gh:anolilab/lunora/registry). */
  source?: string;
  /**
   * Customize each resolved manifest after it is loaded but before the plan is
   * printed / reconciled — used to inject user-chosen values into otherwise
   * static manifests (e.g. the R2 `bucket_name` the init storage prompt asks
   * for). Applied to every item; return the manifest unchanged to leave it as-is.
   */
  transformManifest?: (manifest: RegistryManifest) => RegistryManifest;
  /** Skip the package.json mutation confirmation prompt. */
  yes?: boolean;
}
interface AddCommandResult {
  /** Bindings written to wrangler.jsonc. */
  bindings: ReadonlyArray<string>;
  code: number;
  /** Deps added to package.json. */
  deps: ReadonlyArray<string>;
  /** Files skipped because they already existed. */
  skipped: ReadonlyArray<string>;
  /** Files written (absolute paths). */
  written: ReadonlyArray<string>;
}
/**
 * A feature offered in the post-scaffold multi-select. `auth`/`email` carry a
 * sub-prompt or alias; every other value IS the registry item name applied
 * directly (`storage` → the `storage` registry item, etc.).
 */
type StackFeature = "ai" | "auth" | "auth-ui" | "backup" | "browser" | "cloudflare-access" | "crons" | "email" | "flags" | "hyperdrive" | "payment" | "presence" | "queue" | "storage" | "workflow";
/** Customize a resolved manifest before it is written (e.g. inject the chosen R2 bucket name). */
type OfferTransformManifest = (manifest: RegistryManifest) => RegistryManifest;
/**
 * One feature ready to apply: the registry item name(s), an optional manifest
 * transform, and a short `label` (the feature value) shown on the combined
 * progress line. Built up-front by the collectors so every prompt is answered
 * before any apply runs.
 */
interface FeatureApply {
  label: string;
  names: ReadonlyArray<string>;
  transformManifest?: OfferTransformManifest;
}
interface OfferDeps {
  /**
   * Apply the collected features into the new project in one batch — resolves
   * `true` when every item succeeds. The CLI renders this as a single progress
   * line whose label changes per feature; each plan's `transformManifest`
   * customizes that item's manifest before it is written.
   */
  applyAll: (plans: ReadonlyArray<FeatureApply>) => Promise<boolean>;
  /** When `false`, skip all prompts and print the later-setup hint. */
  interactive: boolean;
  logger: Logger;
  /** Multi-select among the stack features to add (TTY-backed in production). */
  multiSelect: (message: string, options: ReadonlyArray<{
    description?: string;
    label: string;
    value: StackFeature;
  }>, settings?: {
    defaults?: ReadonlyArray<StackFeature>;
  }) => Promise<StackFeature[]>;
  /**
   * Features chosen non-interactively (the `--add` flag). When set, the
   * multi-select and every sub-prompt are skipped — each feature is applied with
   * its shipped defaults (base registry item, placeholder bindings).
   */
  preselected?: ReadonlyArray<StackFeature>;
  /** The new project's name — seeds smart defaults like the `project-uploads` bucket name. */
  projectName: string;
  /**
   * Resolve which per-framework auth-UI item (`auth-ui-react|vue|…`) fits the
   * scaffolded project. Injected by the CLI (detected from the template's deps);
   * defaults to `auth-ui-react` when absent so this module stays pure/testable.
   */
  resolveAuthUiItem?: () => string;
  /** Single-select among the auth providers (TTY-backed in production). */
  select: (message: string, options: ReadonlyArray<{
    description?: string;
    label: string;
    value: FeatureItem;
  }>, settings?: {
    default?: FeatureItem;
  }) => Promise<FeatureItem | undefined>;
  /** Single-line text input (TTY-backed in production) — used for the storage bucket-name prompt. */
  text: (message: string, settings?: {
    default?: string;
    placeholder?: string;
  }) => Promise<string>;
}
/** One choice in the multi-select. */
interface LintToolOption {
  description: string;
  label: string;
  value: LintTool;
}
interface LintToolOfferDeps {
  /** Write the ignores for the chosen tools — `applyLintIgnores` in production. */
  apply: (tools: ReadonlyArray<LintTool>) => LintIgnoreOutcome[];
  /** Tools already detectable in the scaffolded project — pre-selected in the prompt. */
  detected: ReadonlyArray<LintTool>;
  /** False in CI / `--yes` / off a TTY: skip the prompt and configure whatever was detected. */
  interactive: boolean;
  logger: Logger;
  multiSelect: (message: string, choices: ReadonlyArray<LintToolOption>, settings?: {
    defaults?: ReadonlyArray<LintTool>;
  }) => Promise<LintTool[]>;
}
type Template = "analog" | "astro" | "expo" | "next" | "nuxt" | "react-router" | "standalone" | "sveltekit" | "tanstack-start-react" | "tanstack-start-solid" | "vinext" | "vinext-pages";
interface InitCommandOptions {
  /**
   * Add features non-interactively after scaffolding (the `--add` flag): a
   * comma-separated list of `ai | auth | backup | browser | cloudflare-access | crons | email | flags | hyperdrive | payment | presence | queue | storage | workflow`.
   * Bypasses the interactive multi-select and sub-prompts —
   * each named feature is applied with its shipped defaults.
   */
  add?: string;
  /**
   * When true, accept `--source` values that don't start with `gh:` /
   * `github:` / `https://` or that contain `..`. Defaults to false; the CLI
   * gate exists to stop arbitrary filesystem / scheme sources from being
   * pulled without the caller opting in.
   */
  allowUnsafeSource?: boolean;
  /** When set, also scaffold a CI deploy pipeline for the given provider. */
  ci?: CiProvider;
  cwd?: string;
  /**
   * Walk the whole flow — prompts, task list, next-steps, mascot — but make no
   * changes: skip the template fetch/copy, the feature applies, the dependency
   * install, and `git init`. Each skipped action logs a `would …` line instead.
   */
  dryRun?: boolean;
  /**
   * Local directory containing the template subdirs (e.g. `vite/`,
   * `standalone/`). When provided, skips the network fetch entirely.
   * Useful for offline runs, the clean-machine smoke test, and unit tests.
   */
  from?: string;
  /**
   * When true, configure Lunora into the CURRENT project (`cwd`) instead of
   * scaffolding a new directory. Finds an existing `vite.config.*` and
   * patches it via `patchViteConfig`, or creates a minimal one when absent.
   * All other scaffold options (`name`, `templateType`, `source`, `from`)
   * are ignored in this mode.
   */
  inPlace?: boolean;
  /**
   * Inject the post-scaffold install offer's prompts (tests). When set, the
   * offer runs regardless of TTY: `confirmInstall` drives the yes/no, and
   * `selectManager` picks among the detected managers.
   */
  installPrompt?: {
    confirmInstall: () => Promise<boolean>;
    selectManager: (managers: ReadonlyArray<PackageManager>) => Promise<PackageManager>;
  };
  /**
   * Force the post-scaffold "add auth / email?" offer on (the `--interactive`
   * flag). When omitted, the offer runs only when stdin is a TTY. `--yes`
   * suppresses it regardless. Has no effect once {@link prompt} is injected.
   */
  interactive?: boolean;
  /**
   * Test seam for the lint/formatter multi-select. Separate from {@link prompt}
   * because that one is pinned to the feature-offer's value union — reusing it
   * here would only typecheck through a cast.
   */
  lintPrompt?: LintToolOfferDeps["multiSelect"];
  logger: Logger;
  name?: string;
  /**
   * Local directory holding create-vite bases (one `template-<id>/` subdir per
   * framework). When set with `vite`, the overlay copies the base from disk
   * instead of fetching `create-vite` over the network — offline mode + tests.
   */
  overlayBaseFrom?: string;
  /** Probe for which package managers are installed (tests). Defaults to a real `<pm> --version` check. */
  packageManagerProbe?: PackageManagerProbe;
  /**
   * Inject the offer's prompts (tests). When set, the offer is treated as
   * interactive regardless of TTY, and these drive the feature multi-select,
   * the auth-provider sub-select, and the storage bucket-name text input.
   */
  prompt?: Pick<OfferDeps, "multiSelect" | "select" | "text">;
  /**
   * Override the git ref (branch, tag, or commit) the default template source
   * is fetched from. Takes precedence over the version-derived ref. Ignored
   * when `source` or `from` is set.
   */
  ref?: string;
  /** Local registry root for the offer's `runAddCommand` (offline / tests). Mirrors `from` but for registry items. */
  registryFrom?: string;
  /** Override the remote registry source base for the offer (default `gh:anolilab/lunora/registry`). */
  registrySource?: string;
  /**
   * Override the remote source giget downloads from. Default:
   * `gh:anolilab/lunora/templates/<templateType>#<ref>`, where `<ref>` is
   * the `ref` option when set, else derived from the CLI version (pre-release
   * channels → their branch, stable → `main`). Tests typically use `from`
   * instead to skip the network.
   */
  source?: string;
  /** Spawner for the post-scaffold dependency install (tests inject a recording stub). Defaults to a real subprocess. */
  spawner?: Spawner;
  templateType?: Template;
  /**
   * Scaffold via the **create-vite overlay** for this framework (`react`,
   * `vue`, `solid`, `svelte`, `vanilla`) instead of a bespoke template: fetch
   * the official create-vite base and apply the Lunora layer on top. Takes
   * precedence over `templateType`.
   */
  vite?: string;
  /** Suppress the offer entirely (the `--yes` flag): scaffold only, print the later-setup hint. */
  yes?: boolean;
}
interface InitCommandResult {
  code: nu