nyron init

Initialize Nyron configuration in your project.

Usage

npx @nyron/cli init

This command creates a nyron.config.ts file in your project root with default configuration settings.

Options

--force

Overwrite existing configuration file if one already exists.

npx @nyron/cli init --force

--json

Generate JSON config instead of TypeScript.

npx @nyron/cli init --json

What It Creates

The command generates a configuration file with the following structure:

import { defineConfig } from "@nyron/cli/config"

export default defineConfig({
  repo: "owner/repo",
  projects: {
    sdk: {
      tagPrefix: "@my-package/sdk@",
      path: "packages/sdk",
    },
    service: {
      tagPrefix: "@my-package/service@",
      path: "apps/service",
    },
  },
  autoChangelog: true,
  onPushReminder: true,
})

Make sure to edit this file to match your actual repository structure and project names.

Next Steps

After initialization:

1. Edit the nyron.config.ts file to match your project structure
2. Set up a GitHub token for enhanced changelogs
3. Run nyron diff to see your recent commits