flux_lang_cli 2.0.0

Command line interface for the Flux language including REPL

Flux CLI (flux_lang_cli)

Command-line interface for the Flux scripting language.

Installation

Global Activation (Recommended)

# From the flux_cli package directory
cd packages/flux_cli
dart pub global activate --source path .

# Now you can use 'flux' globally
flux --help

Local Execution

# From the flux_cli directory
dart run flux_cli:flux <command>

Commands

flux create - Project Scaffolding

Create a new Flux project from a template.

flux create <project-name> [options]

Options:

Option	Description	Default
-t, --template	Template to use: basic, flutter, server	basic
-f, --force	Overwrite existing directory	false

Examples:

# Create a basic Flux project
flux create my_app

# Create a Flutter UI project
flux create my_flutter_app --template flutter

# Create a server-side project
flux create my_server --template server

# Overwrite existing directory
flux create my_app --force

Generated Files:

• main.flux - Entry point script
• flux.yaml - Project configuration
• README.md - Project documentation

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flux run - Script Execution

Run a Flux script with optional hot-reload.

flux run <file.flux> [options]

Options:

Option	Description
-w, --watch	Watch for file changes and re-run automatically
-v, --verbose	Show verbose output

Examples:

# Run a script once
flux run main.flux

# Run with hot-reload (re-runs on file change)
flux run main.flux --watch

# Run with verbose output
flux run main.flux --verbose

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flux analyze - Static Analysis

Analyze Flux scripts for errors and warnings.

flux analyze <file-or-directory> [options]

Options:

Option	Description
-v, --verbose	Show info messages
--fatal-warnings	Treat warnings as errors

Examples:

# Analyze a single file
flux analyze main.flux

# Analyze all .flux files in a directory
flux analyze ./src/

# Strict mode (warnings = errors)
flux analyze . --fatal-warnings

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flux build - Compile to Bytecode

Compile a Flux script to bytecode (.flx).

flux build <file.flux> [options]

Options:

Option	Description
-o, --output	Output file path

Examples:

flux build main.flux
flux build main.flux -o dist/app.flx

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flux serve - Development Server

Serve a Flux script for Flutter clients.

flux serve <file.flux> [options]

Options:

Option	Description	Default
-p, --port	Server port	8765
-w, --watch	Watch for changes	false

Examples:

flux serve app.flux
flux serve app.flux --port 3000 --watch

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flux dev - Development Mode

Run a development server with file watching.

flux dev [directory] [port]

Examples:

flux dev
flux dev ./scripts 8080

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Security Commands

flux keygen - Generate Key Pair

Generate an Ed25519 key pair for script signing.

flux keygen

flux sign - Sign Script

Sign a Flux script with a private key.

flux sign <file.flux> --key <private.pem>

flux verify - Verify Signature

Verify a signed Flux script.

flux verify <file.flux> --key <public.pem>

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Project Templates

Basic Template

Simple console application:

my_app/
├── main.flux      # Entry point
├── flux.yaml      # Configuration
└── README.md

Flutter Template

Flutter UI application with FluxUI components:

my_flutter_app/
├── main.flux      # UI with FluxButton, FluxColumn, etc.
├── flux.yaml      # type: flutter
└── README.md

Server Template

Server-side request handler:

my_server/
├── main.flux      # HTTP request handler
├── flux.yaml      # type: server, port: 8080
└── README.md

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Configuration (flux.yaml)

name: my_project
version: 1.0.0
description: A Flux project

entry: main.flux
type: basic  # basic, flutter, or server

# Server-only options
port: 8080

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Version

flux --version
# Flux CLI v2.0.0