nukebase 2.1.2 → 2.2.1

package/bin/nukebase.js

@@ -33,7 +33,9 @@ function usage() {
 
 Usage: nukebase <command>        (or: npx nukebase <command>)
 
-New here? Run: npx nukebase start
+New here? Run: npx nukebase guide
+  what NukeBase can do and how to plan your app with Claude; creates nothing
+Ready to set up? Run: npx nukebase start
   signs you in, creates a project and downloads it, ready to build
 
 Accounts
@@ -79,6 +81,9 @@ In a project folder (runs as the account that owns the project)
   domain                     connect a custom domain, step by step
   domain <name> [--email e]  connect in one go (DNS already set)
   domain remove              disconnect the custom domain
+  domain email               send the app's emails from the custom domain
+                             (--root | --sub, --wait)
+  domain email remove        go back to sending from nukebase.com
   logs [--follow]            recent log output; --follow streams
   download [--out f.zip]     the project ZIP, exactly as the server has it
   regiontransfer [region]    move this project to another region, step by step
@@ -119,6 +124,8 @@ if (command === 'start') {
 
 if (args.has('version') && !command) {
   console.log(version);
+} else if (command === 'guide') {
+  require('../lib/guide').guideCommand();
 } else if (!command || command === 'help' || (args.has('help') && !command)) {
   usage();
 } else if (ACCOUNT_COMMANDS.includes(command) || command === 'setup') {

package/lib/args.js

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 // `--name=value` works too.
 
 const VALUE_FLAGS = new Set([
-  'region', 'api', 'as', 'tier', 'streams', 'out', 'email', 'to', 'include', 'name'
+  'region', 'api', 'as', 'tier', 'streams', 'out', 'email', 'to', 'include', 'name', 'reply-to', 'from'
 ]);
 
 const SHORT = { y: 'yes', f: 'follow', h: 'help', v: 'version' };

package/lib/guide.js

@@ -0,0 +1,116 @@
+// `nukebase guide`: the front door for someone who is not a coder.
+//
+// It creates nothing and signs nothing in. It prints a briefing written for
+// the AI assistant the person is talking to (usually Claude Code), so the
+// assistant knows what NukeBase can do and holds a conversation about the
+// app before `nukebase start` creates anything. The person's own words on the
+// landing page are just: "Run npx nukebase@latest guide, then help me build
+// my app."
+//
+// No prices here on purpose: they change, and the dashboard shows them.
+
+const GUIDE = `
+NUKEBASE GUIDE
+==============
+
+For the AI assistant reading this
+---------------------------------
+The person you are helping may not be a coder. They want to build an app
+with NukeBase. Nothing has been created yet, and nothing should be until they
+agree to a plan.
+
+  1. Have a short, friendly conversation to understand what they want
+     (questions below). Ask one or two at a time, in plain words. No jargon:
+     never ask them about databases, frameworks or APIs.
+  2. Play the plan back in a few plain sentences, including the project name,
+     and ask: "Shall I set it up?"
+  3. Only after they say yes, run the setup command (Commands, below), then
+     read the CLAUDE.md file in the new project folder before writing any
+     code. It explains how NukeBase apps are built.
+  4. Save the agreed plan as PLAN.md in the project folder, so the next
+     session knows what was agreed.
+  5. Build it, put it live, and show them the link. Then offer the extras
+     they would want: their own domain, emails from that domain.
+
+What NukeBase is
+----------------
+One place to build and run a web app: the website, its data, user sign-in,
+email and hosting all come together, with nothing else to sign up for or
+set up. Apps work on phones and computers and can be added to a phone's home
+screen like an app from the store.
+
+What it can do (features)
+-------------------------
+  Website hosting        Live at its own web address the moment it is set up.
+  Live data              A built-in database. When one person changes
+                         something, everyone else's screen updates instantly
+                         (no refreshing): bookings, chats, sign-up lists.
+  User sign-in           People sign in with a link sent to their email. No
+                         passwords. One browser can stay signed in to several
+                         accounts and switch between them.
+  Who can see what       Rules for which users can read or change which data
+                         (each user sees only their own orders, say).
+  File uploads           Photos, documents and other files, stored with the app.
+  Emails                 Sign-in emails out of the box. With the person's own
+                         domain: any email (reminders, receipts, notifications)
+                         from addresses like support@theirdomain.com, and a
+                         log of what was delivered or bounced.
+  Phone notifications    Push notifications to phones and computers.
+  Works offline          Pages open without signal; changes made offline are
+                         sent when the connection comes back.
+  Own domain             Their domain (theirbusiness.com) with SSL included.
+  Server code            Logic that runs on the server: scheduled jobs,
+                         actions triggered when data changes, calls to other
+                         services (Stripe for payments, for example; payments
+                         are not built in, but can be added).
+  Safety net             Every deploy can be undone, and the data can be
+                         backed up to their computer at any time.
+  Secrets                API keys for other services, kept out of the code.
+  Sizes                  128 MB, 256 MB, 512 MB or 1 GB. The default is fine to
+                         start; it can be changed at any time from the
+                         dashboard.
+
+Good fits: booking and scheduling, member or client portals, sign-up lists
+and waitlists, small shops and catalogs, dashboards and tools for a business,
+chat and anything live, community and club sites, simple games.
+Not the right tool: video processing, training AI models, or very large data
+warehouses.
+
+Questions to ask (adapt them; skip what is already clear)
+----------------------------------------------------------
+  - What do you want to build, and who is it for?
+  - What should people be able to do in it? (book a time, post, order, ...)
+  - Do people need to sign in? Is there an admin (you) with extra powers?
+  - Should it send emails, like confirmations or reminders?
+  - Phone notifications? Uploading photos or files?
+  - Do you have a domain name you want to use, or one in mind?
+  - What do you want your project to be named?
+    (lowercase letters, numbers and dashes, 3 to 31 characters, starting
+    with a letter, e.g. "bloom-bookings". It becomes part of the web address.)
+
+Commands
+--------
+Setup (run in an empty folder; it signs them in first if needed: a browser
+window opens to confirm, or a short code to type on any device):
+  npx nukebase@latest start <project-name> --yes
+
+Then, inside the project folder:
+  npx nukebase push --yes          put the latest version live
+  npx nukebase logs                see what the app printed (errors too)
+  npx nukebase domain              connect their own domain, step by step
+  npx nukebase domain email        send the app's emails from that domain
+  npx nukebase rollback            undo the last push (their data is kept)
+  npx nukebase backup              copy the app's data to this computer
+  npx nukebase env push            send secrets from .env to the server
+  npx nukebase pause / restart     stop the app, or start it again
+  npx nukebase help                every command
+
+The dashboard at https://nukebase.com shows all their apps, usage and
+billing, and does most of the above with buttons too.
+`;
+
+function guideCommand() {
+  console.log(GUIDE.trimEnd() + '\n');
+}
+
+module.exports = { guideCommand, GUIDE };

package/lib/project-commands.js

@@ -854,6 +854,7 @@ async function deleteProject() {
 // nukebase domain                          guided: DNS records, wait, connect
 // nukebase domain <name> [--email you@x]   one shot, for scripts (no waiting)
 // nukebase domain remove                   disconnect it
+// nukebase domain email [remove]           send the app's emails from it
 //
 // The guided flow is the dashboard's modal in the terminal: it prints the two
 // A records and the ownership TXT (nukebase.<domain> = nukebase-uid=<uid>,
@@ -878,6 +879,11 @@ async function domainCommand() {
     process.exit(0);
   }
 
+  if (sub === 'email') {
+    await emailDomainCommand(args.positional[1] || null);
+    process.exit(0);
+  }
+
   const email = args.get('email') || (String(accountLabel).includes('@') ? accountLabel : null);
 
   // One shot: name given, no hand-holding. Scripts and people who already
@@ -892,6 +898,7 @@ async function domainCommand() {
       await waitForDns(sub, ip, needTxt);
     }
     await connectDomain(sub, email);
+    if (args.has('email-domain')) await emailDomainCommand(null);
     process.exit(0);
   }
 
@@ -923,6 +930,13 @@ async function domainCommand() {
 
   // Step 3 — the server does the real verification and issues the cert.
   await connectDomain(domain, email);
+
+  // Optional: the app's emails from this domain too.
+  if (args.has('email-domain') || await confirm(`\n✉️  Send this app's emails from ${domain} too (instead of nukebase.com)? (y/n) `)) {
+    await emailDomainCommand(null);
+  } else {
+    console.log('   Later: nukebase domain email');
+  }
   process.exit(0);
 
   async function currentDomain() {
@@ -931,6 +945,110 @@ async function domainCommand() {
   }
 }
 
+// nukebase domain email [--root | --sub] [--wait]
+// nukebase domain email remove
+//
+// Send the app's emails from its custom domain. The setup is only the
+// domain and its DNS: the address, sender name and Reply-To are chosen per
+// email in code (sendEmail's `from` / `replyTo`). The sending domain is either the
+// custom domain itself (--root) or mail.<domain> (--sub; safest when the
+// domain already has email). Prints the two DNS records to add, then waits
+// for the mail provider to verify them (Enter to check now, Ctrl+C to leave
+// it: the server keeps checking every 10 minutes for a week). Run again to
+// see the status, change the Reply-To, or switch between --root and --sub.
+async function emailDomainCommand(action) {
+  if (action === 'remove') {
+    if (!(await confirm(`Stop sending ${project}'s emails from its domain? They go back to nukebase.com. (y/n) `))) {
+      console.log('Aborted.'); process.exit(1);
+    }
+    await projectPost('/remove-email-domain', {}, { label: 'email remove' });
+    console.log('✓ Email sending domain removed. Emails are sent from nukebase.com again.');
+    return;
+  }
+
+  const check = await projectPost('/email-domain-check', {}, { label: 'email' });
+  const domain = check.domain;
+  const current = check.current;
+  const wantRoot = args.has('root') ? true : args.has('sub') ? false : null;
+  const replyTo = args.get('reply-to');
+  const fromArg = args.get('from');
+  const changing = wantRoot !== null && (!current || current.root !== wantRoot);
+
+  let rec = current;
+  if (!current || changing || replyTo !== undefined || fromArg !== undefined) {
+    // --from / --reply-to are only carried by a region transfer, for setups
+    // made when those were part of it.
+    const from = fromArg;
+    let root = wantRoot;
+    if (root === null) root = current ? current.root : null;
+    if (root === null) {
+      const suggestRoot = check.suggested === 'root';
+      console.log(`\n✉️  Send ${project}'s emails from ${domain}\n`);
+      console.log(`   1) anything@${domain}`);
+      console.log(`      ${check.hasEmail ? 'This domain already has email set up' + (check.spf ? ' (you will update its SPF record)' : '') + '.' : 'Recommended: this domain has no email set up yet.'}`);
+      console.log(`   2) anything@${domain}, sent via mail.${domain}`);
+      console.log('      Safest if you already use email on this domain: its records are not touched.\n');
+      if (process.stdin.isTTY && !AUTO_YES) {
+        const a = (await askLine(`   Choose 1 or 2 [${suggestRoot ? 1 : 2}]: `)).trim();
+        root = a === '1' ? true : a === '2' ? false : suggestRoot;
+      } else {
+        root = suggestRoot;
+      }
+    }
+    const reply = replyTo;
+    const body = { root };
+    if (typeof from === 'string' && from) body.from = from;
+    if (typeof reply === 'string') body.replyTo = reply;
+    rec = (await projectPost('/email-domain', body, { label: 'email' })).emailDomain;
+  }
+
+  printEmailRecords(rec);
+  if (rec.status === 'verified') return;
+  if (!args.has('wait') && (!process.stdin.isTTY || AUTO_YES)) {
+    console.log('   The server checks every 10 minutes. See the status with: nukebase domain email');
+    return;
+  }
+  await waitForEmailDomain();
+}
+
+function printEmailRecords(rec) {
+  const ok = rec.status === 'verified';
+  const fromDomain = rec.fromDomain || (rec.root ? rec.name : rec.name.replace(/^mail\./, ''));
+  console.log(`\n   Sending domain: ${rec.name}   ${ok ? '✓ verified' : '… waiting for DNS'}`);
+  console.log(`   Sends from:     any address @${fromDomain} — your code picks it: sendEmail({ from: "Your Name <support>" })`);
+  if (ok) { console.log(''); return; }
+  console.log('\n   At your registrar, add these DNS records:\n');
+  for (const r of rec.records || []) {
+    console.log(`     ${r.valid ? '✓' : '…'} TXT   ${r.host}`);
+    if (r.replace) console.log('            REPLACE your existing SPF record (only one is allowed) with:');
+    console.log(`            ${r.value}\n`);
+  }
+}
+
+async function waitForEmailDomain() {
+  console.log('   Waiting for verification. Enter to check now, Ctrl+C to stop (the server keeps checking).\n');
+  const rl = readline.createInterface({ input: process.stdin, output: process.stdout });
+  let poke = null;
+  rl.on('line', () => { if (poke) poke(); });
+  const wait = (ms) => new Promise(res => { poke = res; setTimeout(res, ms); });
+  try {
+    for (;;) {
+      const r = await projectPost('/email-domain-status', {}, { label: 'email status' });
+      const rec = r.emailDomain;
+      if (!rec) { console.log('\n   The sending domain is gone. Run: nukebase domain email'); return; }
+      const marks = (rec.records || []).map(x => `${x.valid ? '✓' : '…'} ${x.kind.toUpperCase()}`).join('   ');
+      process.stdout.write(`\r   ${marks}      `);
+      if (rec.status === 'verified') {
+        console.log(`\n\n✓ Verified. ${project}'s emails now go out from @${rec.fromDomain || rec.name}.`);
+        return;
+      }
+      await wait(20000);
+    }
+  } finally {
+    rl.close();
+  }
+}
+
 async function connectDomain(domain, email) {
   console.log(`🔐 Step 3 — verifying DNS from the server and issuing SSL for ${domain} (up to a minute)...`);
   const r = await projectPost('/custom-domain', email ? { domain, email } : { domain }, {
@@ -1289,6 +1407,15 @@ async function regionTransfer() {
     if (r.status !== 0) {
       console.error(`\n⚠️  The domain was not connected on ${target}. It still works on ${source}.`);
       console.error(`   Finish later with: nukebase domain ${customDomain} --region ${target} --wait${asArgs.length ? ' ' + asArgs.join(' ') : ''}`);
+    } else if (node.emailDomain && node.emailDomain.name) {
+      // Same sending domain on the target: the mail provider already has it
+      // verified (its DNS records do not change), so the target adopts it.
+      const em = node.emailDomain;
+      const emArgs = ['domain', 'email', em.root ? '--root' : '--sub', '--region', target, '--yes', ...asArgs];
+      if (em.replyTo) emArgs.push('--reply-to', em.replyTo);
+      if (em.fromLocal) emArgs.push('--from', em.fromLocal);
+      const e = spawnSync(process.execPath, [BIN, ...emArgs], { stdio: 'inherit', cwd: root });
+      if (e.status !== 0) console.error(`   Email sending: finish later with: nukebase domain email --region ${target}${asArgs.length ? ' ' + asArgs.join(' ') : ''}`);
     }
   } else {
     console.log(`  Skipped. ${customDomain} stays on ${source} for now. When ready:`);

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "nukebase",
-  "version": "2.1.2",
+  "version": "2.2.1",
   "description": "NukeBase CLI: create, deploy and manage NukeBase projects",
   "bin": {
     "nukebase": "bin/nukebase.js"