Aether CLI Pro

Overview

Every project reinvents the same five scripts, badly. The interesting part was never that a tool can write a component file — it is the small decisions around it, which is exactly where hand-rolled scripts leak. Here, deploy runs your checks first and stops at the first failure, propagating the exit code so CI stops too. It refuses to ship from the wrong branch unless you say so. Generators never overwrite a file without --force. The environment check exits non-zero, so it works as a gate rather than as something you read. Commands are spawned as argument arrays, never shell strings, so a branch named "feature/x; rm -rf /" is an argument and not a command. Everything that writes or ships takes --dry-run.

Key features

• aether init — scaffold a Next.js app or a Node library
• aether generate — components, pages, API routes and models, with tests
• aether env — required-variable check that exits non-zero for CI
• aether doctor — Node, git, config, dependencies and working-tree checks
• aether deploy — runs your checks first, stops at the first failure
• aether release — version bump, CHANGELOG from git log, commit and tag
• --dry-run on every command that writes or deploys
• Never overwrites a file without --force
• Wrong-branch deploys blocked unless you pass --allow-branch
• Zero runtime dependencies — Node built-ins only

Specifications

Runtime

Node 18 or newer

Language

TypeScript (strict)

Commands

7

Dependencies

None at runtime

Tests

12 unit tests, node:test

Licence

Perpetual, unlimited machines

Delivery

ZIP with full source, instant download