docs(v2): generate the CLI reference from stash manifest --json#45
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Phase 1 of docs/plans/cli-help-and-manifest.md: a single source of truth for
command metadata so help/docs can't drift from the real command set.
- src/cli/registry.ts: Flag/CommandDescriptor/CommandGroup types + the full
command surface (groups, summaries, flags; long/examples for key commands),
populated from the existing HELP surface and per-command flag parsing.
- src/cli/manifest.ts: buildManifest(version) → { name, version, groups[] },
the exact contract the docs generator (cipherstash/docs#45) targets. version
comes from the CLI's package.json.
- `stash manifest --json` emits the structured surface; `stash manifest` prints
a grouped human-readable list. Pure metadata — no native binary required.
Additive and non-breaking; the top-level HELP string is untouched. Rendering
help from the registry (phases 2–4) is the documented follow-on.
Tests: unit coverage for buildManifest shape/version/hidden-exclusion; e2e for
`manifest --json`, `manifest`, and `--help` listing the command.
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Phase 1 of docs/plans/cli-help-and-manifest.md: a single source of truth for
command metadata so help/docs can't drift from the real command set.
- src/cli/registry.ts: Flag/CommandDescriptor/CommandGroup types + the full
command surface (groups, summaries, flags; long/examples for key commands),
populated from the existing HELP surface and per-command flag parsing.
- src/cli/manifest.ts: buildManifest(version) → { name, version, groups[] },
the exact contract the docs generator (cipherstash/docs#45) targets. version
comes from the CLI's package.json.
- `stash manifest --json` emits the structured surface; `stash manifest` prints
a grouped human-readable list. Pure metadata — no native binary required.
Additive and non-breaking; the top-level HELP string is untouched. Rendering
help from the registry (phases 2–4) is the documented follow-on.
Tests: unit coverage for buildManifest shape/version/hidden-exclusion; e2e for
`manifest --json`, `manifest`, and `--help` listing the command.
stash manifest --json
PROTOTYPE for review. Generates /reference/cli from the shipped `stash` CLI so the reference can't drift from the actual command surface, and stamps every page with the CLI version it was generated from. - scripts/generate-cli-docs.ts — parses `stash --help` (captured to a fixture) into a manifest, then renders one page per top-level command (grouped Setup/Auth/Database/Schema/Encrypt/Deployment) with a "Generated from stash v0.16.0" banner, a verifiedAgainst.cli facet, and [cli] / [cli, eql] components per the content-model tagging rule. - `bun run generate-docs:cli` (package.json). - scripts/fixtures/stash-help-0.16.0.txt — captured input. - content/docs/reference/cli/* — generated output (10 command pages + index). Bootstrap note: `stash` 0.16.0 is a hand-rolled TS CLI with no machine-readable output and no per-command --help, so we parse the single top-level --help. Target: add `stash manifest --json` to the CLI, then swap loadManifest() to read it and delete the parser — the page format stays identical. Today's --help is thin (no args, no per-command examples, auth/encrypt subcommands undetailed); those gaps are exactly what the JSON manifest fills. Surfaces the drift too: 0.16.0 uses `db install` (not `eql install`) and has ~15 commands the hand-written pages never documented. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CqDNqLSEEkCi7xAJFq7HJA
…build - Resolve the latest published version via `npm view stash version` and run that exact version live, so a new `stash` release refreshes the docs the next time the script runs (offline: falls back to the cached fixture). Removes the pinned CLI_VERSION constant. - Wire `generate-docs:cli` into `prebuild`, next to the EQL/TypeDoc generators, so every production build regenerates the CLI reference from the latest CLI. - Rename the fixture to a version-agnostic cache (scripts/fixtures/stash-help.txt). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CqDNqLSEEkCi7xAJFq7HJA
…amples Adds a supplement hook to the CLI generator: an optional scripts/cli-supplements/<command>.md is merged after the generated reference (synopsis + flags), so the rich per-command narrative and curated examples the thin `stash --help` can't provide can be authored now, without waiting on the CLI. Supplements live outside content/ so they're never treated as pages or wiped by the clean step. Demonstrated on `auth` (device-code flow + keyset binding, grounded in the CLI source). Content-model direction: per-command reference detail (examples, flag help) should migrate into the CLI itself (long-help + examples, GitHub-CLI/cobra style) and be generated from there; cross-command conceptual narrative (the profile / workspace model) belongs in a linked CLI concept page. The supplement hook is the interim bridge and the seam for both. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CqDNqLSEEkCi7xAJFq7HJA
stash CLI 0.17 ships the `manifest` command (structured, versioned command surface), so swap the generator off `--help` scraping onto `stash manifest --json` and delete the text parser — the realization of this PR's stated target. - loadManifest() now runs `npx stash@<version> manifest --json` and projects it onto the renderer's model; nav groups + order come straight from the CLI. - Per-command flags carry their `default` and `env` (folded into the flag description); examples come from the manifest. Pipes in flag values (`--eql-version <2|3>`) are escaped so the GFM table renders. - Fixture swapped from stash-help.txt to stash-manifest.json. - Regenerated against 0.17.0: new `eql` group (eql install/upgrade/status), new `doctor` + `manifest` pages, `db` no longer lists install/upgrade. types:check passes; generator lints clean (bar pre-existing noNonNullAssertion style warnings shared with the original).
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The `auth regions --json` flag description is "Emit machine-readable
[{ slug, label }] ...". MDX parsed `{ slug, label }` as a JS expression,
so prerendering /reference/cli/auth threw `ReferenceError: slug is not
defined` and failed the build. (The earlier `<tt>` failure masked this;
it surfaced once #52 landed via rebase.)
Escape `{`/`}` (and stray `<`) in manifest-derived prose — flag
descriptions and summaries. Flag names/values stay in code spans, which
are literal, so they're untouched. Verified: `next build` prerenders all
355 pages, including /reference/cli/auth.
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Generates
/reference/clifrom the shippedstashCLI so the reference can't drift from the real command surface.Update (stash CLI 0.17): the CLI now ships
stash manifest --json— the structured, versioned command surface it builds from its own command registry. This PR now consumes that directly, which was the stated target. The--helptext parser is deleted.Pipeline
scripts/generate-cli-docs.ts(bun run generate-docs:cli, wired intoprebuild):loadManifest()runsnpx stash@<version> manifest --jsonand projects it onto the renderer's model. Nav groups and their order come straight from the CLI (no hardcoded group map). Offline → cachedscripts/fixtures/stash-manifest.json.npm view stash version, runs that version'smanifest --json, stamps every page (verifiedAgainst.cli+ banner). A newstashrelease refreshes the docs on the next build.flagscarrydefaultandenv(folded into the flag description), and curatedexamplescome straight from the CLI. Pipes in flag values (--eql-version <2|3>) are escaped so the GFM table renders.[cli]/[cli, eql]by the content-model rule.Generated against 0.17.0
eql.mdx(eql install/eql upgrade/eql status), anddb.mdxno longer listsinstall/upgrade(they moved to theeqlgroup in the CLI).doctorandmanifestpages;envunder Experimental.cli: "0.17.0".Hybrid content (rich prose)
The per-command supplement hook (
scripts/cli-supplements/<command>.md, merged after the generated skeleton) is retained and still demonstrated onauth(device-code flow + keyset binding). The manifest also now carrieslong(multi-paragraph help) for some commands (init,auth login,manifest) — rendering that into the pages is a natural follow-up, deferred here to keep the page format stable.Validation
bun run types:checkpasses (fumadocs-mdx + next typegen + tsc).noNonNullAssertionstyle warnings shared with the original. (The branch's other Biome errors are pre-existing SVG-a11y issues fixed later onv2; they clear on rebase.)Open for review
db→eqlCLI commands and move the CLI reference into /reference/cli #41's hand-moved CLI pages (these supersede them).--database-url"…for this run only — never written to disk"), emitted verbatim from the CLI registry. If we want those out of the docs (per the em-dash preference), the clean fix is in the CLI's registry text upstream, not a generator-side rewrite — flagging for a call.