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CLI Command Reference

Full documentation for the kybernus command-line interface.

#init

If you don't want to install the packages

bash
npx kybernus@latest init [options]

Initialize a new project wizard in the current directory.

bash
kybernus init [options]

Options:

  • --name <string>: Bypass the name prompt.
  • --stack <string>: Pre-select stack (e.g., nestjs, java-spring).
  • --template <string>: Use a custom GitHub template (e.g., user/repo).
  • --yes / -y: Run in non-interactive mode using defaults.

#add

Add infrastructure features to your project. Supports both Kybernus and standalone projects.

bash
kybernus add [feature]

Features:

  • swagger: OpenAPI documentation.
  • redis: Caching layer with Docker service.
  • websocket: Real-time communication setup.
  • husky: Git hooks and commit linting.
  • auth: Complete JWT authentication logic.

Note: If run in a non-Kybernus project, it will prompt for your project's stack and architecture.

#auth

Shortcut to add complete JWT authentication boilerplate (controllers, services, and middlewares).

bash
kybernus auth

Supports MVC, Clean, and Hexagonal architectures across all major stacks.

#deploy

Generate production-ready deployment configuration files.

bash
kybernus deploy

Providers:

  • Vercel: vercel.json (Next.js, Node, Python).
  • Railway: railway.toml.
  • Fly.io: fly.toml + Dockerfile.
  • Render: render.yaml.

#doctor

Check your local environment for required tools and common configuration issues.

bash
kybernus doctor

Checks for Node.js, Python, Java, Docker, and environment variables.

#Legacy Commands (Removed)

The following commands have been removed as Kybernus is now 100% Open Source:

  • register
  • login
  • logout
  • status
  • upgrade

No account is needed to use Kybernus.