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quadkit-cli

Quadkit

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The quadkit command line: project scaffolding, generators, a smart runner, and administrative commands for every stage of the application lifecycle. Contributor-based — other packages can register their own commands.

For day-to-day Quadkit developers: scaffold, generate, run, inspect.

The quadkit family

Package Role
quadkit-contracts zero-dependency protocols, types, exception hierarchy
quadkit the framework core — DI container, modules, config, logging, Result
quadkit-web ASGI layer — controllers, routing, middleware, OpenAPI docs
quadkit-cli project scaffolding and code generators
quadkit-testing in-process test beds, fakes, fixtures

Installation

uv add quadkit-cli
# or as a standalone tool:
uv tool install quadkit-cli

Requires Python >= 3.11.

Minimal working example

There is no code to write — the product is the command line:

# Create a new project (single `api` template); the package
# inside is my_api/ with app.py exposing create_app()
quadkit new project my-api
cd my-api

# Generate application code (list all generators: quadkit gen list)
quadkit gen provider MyProvider
quadkit gen controller Orders

# Serve the application; reload is on by default, pass --no-reload in prod
quadkit run my_api.app:create_app --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000 --workers 4

Eleven generators ship today (quadkit gen list):

controller  middleware  graphql  webhook  websocket  exception_filter
interceptor  error  resource  provider  test

Global options: --json for machine-readable output, --quiet, --debug, --no-color, and --config <path> to point at a specific application.yaml.

Command index

Command Purpose
quadkit new project / module / package scaffold projects, bounded contexts, and quadkit-* extensions
quadkit init initialize Quadkit in an existing project
quadkit add <provider> add a provider to a project (e.g. database, auth)
quadkit run [target] smart runner — auto-detects create_app, sets profile
quadkit dev start production-server startup
quadkit gen <what> code generation (controllers, providers, middleware, tests, more — see quadkit gen list)
quadkit test / quadkit lint project-level checks
quadkit db / quadkit events database / event-schema management
quadkit config / quadkit inspect / quadkit shell configuration, runtime introspection, REPL
quadkit project / quadkit contrib / quadkit system project tasks, contributors, system info
quadkit version framework and package versions

Per-distribution guide: quadkit-cli reference.

Optional extras

[dev] and [test] bundle tooling; [all] pulls everything.

Configuration

The CLI reads application.yaml like any Quadkit application; its own section is cli (color), overridable via QK_CLI__*, e.g. QK_CLI__COLOR=false.

Error handling

Commands report structured failures (use --json for machine-readable envelopes) and non-zero exit codes; --debug surfaces full tracebacks.

Testing

quadkit test runs the project suite; the CLI's own behavior is covered by the public test set the release pipeline executes from the exported tree.

Security

The CLI reads configuration and scaffolds code — it does not serve traffic. As with every distribution, keep the 0.x line pinned and review release notes on upgrade. Report vulnerabilities privately per SECURITY.md.

Stability

Version 0.0.45 in the 0.x series, released in lockstep with the other four distributions; APIs may change between minor versions until 1.0 — pin an exact version (quadkit-cli==0.0.45) or a tight range (>=0.0.45,<0.1.0). Full policy: stability and compatibility.

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE. "Quadkit" and the Quadkit logo are trademarks of the project — see TRADEMARK.md.

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