teaql-cli
Rust CLI for TeaQL code generation workflows.
Commands
CLI flags
Symlink aliases
If you create symlink aliases to the same binary, these names also work:
Install the aliases automatically:
This creates these symlinks next to the current executable:
You can also target a custom directory with cargo-teaql install-links --dir /some/bin --force.
gen-model sends scope=frontend to the service.
Configuration
Precedence (highest wins)
CLI flag > Environment variable > config.yml > Built-in default
Environment variables
| Env var | Config key | Description |
|---|---|---|
TEAQL_ENDPOINT_PREFIX |
endpoint_prefix |
TeaQL service endpoint prefix |
TEAQL_LICENSE_FILE |
license_file |
License file path |
TEAQL_BUILD_DIR |
build_dir |
Output directory |
TEAQL_TIMEOUT_SECONDS |
timeout_seconds |
HTTP timeout in seconds |
TEAQL_SERVICE_URL is still accepted for compatibility, but new
configuration should use TEAQL_ENDPOINT_PREFIX.
Config file
Local config lives in ~/.teaql/config.yml.
endpoint_prefix: https://api.teaql.io/latest/
license_file: /path/to/your.LICENSE # optional — bundled public.LICENSE used if omitted
build_dir: build
timeout_seconds: 300
The endpoint prefix is combined with service methods. For example, generation
uses https://api.teaql.io/latest/generate, and cargo-teaql version uses
https://api.teaql.io/latest/version.
Source tracking
At startup, the CLI prints where each effective config value came from:
config (precedence: cli > env > config.yml > default):
endpoint_prefix = https://api.teaql.io/latest/ (from: environment variable)
license_file = /home/user/.teaql/license (from: ~/.teaql/config.yml)
build_dir = /workspace/build (from: built-in default)
timeout_seconds = 300 (from: ~/.teaql/config.yml)