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Package CLI

Package commands manage packages under `pkgs/akanjs`. Use them for framework or tooling package lifecycle work: checking versions, creating packages, syncing package configuration, and building distributable output.
These commands are lower-level than app or library commands. Prefer app/library commands for normal product code.

version

Show version information for packages managed by the workspace. Use it before package release, upgrade, or framework maintenance work to confirm the current package state.
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create-package

Create a new framework or tooling package under `pkgs/akanjs`. The package name is provided as an option and normalized to lowercase kebab-case before the package template is generated.
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Options
OptionTypeDefaultEnum / FlagDescription
--nameString--Package name. Normalized to lowercase kebab-case.
--name
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-
Description
Package name. Normalized to lowercase kebab-case.
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remove-package

Remove an existing package from the workspace package set. Use it when a framework package should no longer participate in package sync, builds, or version reporting.
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sync-package

Synchronize dependencies and configuration for a selected package. Run it after package manifest changes, build configuration updates, or workspace-level package wiring changes.
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build-package

Build the selected package for distribution or local framework consumption. Use it after package source changes have been synced and before relying on the package output from apps or other packages.
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Package CLI
version
create-package
remove-package
sync-package
build-package