StrictOps CLI

The @strictops/cli package gives you full control over your deployment workflow from the terminal. Use it to detect your project framework, generate configuration, validate your strictops.yml, and trigger deployments — all without leaving the command line.

Installation

npm install -g @strictops/cli

Requires Node.js 18 or later.

Commands

strictops detect

Scans the current project directory and detects your framework, language, and recommended settings. This is useful as a first step before generating configuration.

strictops detect

Output: Prints detected framework (e.g., Next.js), language (e.g., TypeScript), and suggested deployment settings.

strictops init

Generates a strictops.yml configuration file for the current project. Runs detection automatically and prompts you for any values it can't determine.

strictops init --token <your-api-token>

Options:

strictops validate

Validates the strictops.yml file in the current directory against the StrictOps schema. Reports any errors or warnings before you deploy.

strictops validate

Output: Lists validation errors with line references, or confirms the config is valid.

strictops deploy

Triggers a deployment of the current project to your configured AWS environment.

strictops deploy --token <token> --env production --image-uri 123456789012.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/my-app:latest

Options:

Typical Workflow

# 1. Detect your project setup
strictops detect
 
# 2. Generate a strictops.yml
strictops init --token $STRICTOPS_TOKEN
 
# 3. Validate the generated config
strictops validate
 
# 4. Deploy
strictops deploy --token $STRICTOPS_TOKEN --env staging

CI/CD Usage

The CLI works well in CI pipelines. Add it to your GitHub Actions workflow:

- name: Install StrictOps CLI
  run: npm install -g @strictops/cli
 
- name: Validate config
  run: strictops validate
 
- name: Deploy
  run: strictops deploy --token ${{ secrets.STRICTOPS_TOKEN }} --env production --image-uri ${{ steps.build.outputs.image }} --commit-sha ${{ github.sha }}