Command Reference

Every reactor command accepts global flags (--context, --manifest, --output, --yes, --verbose, --token). Examples below omit them unless relevant.

Project lifecycle

init

reactor init <NAME> [--force]

Initialize a new Reactor project with a reactor.toml manifest and starter layout.

Flag	Description
--force	Overwrite existing files in the target directory

Example

reactor init my-app
reactor init my-app --force

project show

reactor project show

Display the active project manifest, resolved paths, and configuration summary.

Flag	Description
(none)	No additional flags

Example

reactor project show
reactor -m ./apps/api/reactor.toml project show

build

reactor build [--out <PATH>]

Build a deployment bundle from the current project manifest.

Flag	Description
--out	Output path for the bundle (default: project-defined)

Example

reactor build
reactor build --out ./dist/bundle.tar.gz

deploy

reactor deploy [--bundle <PATH>] [--prebuilt]

Deploy the project to the server configured in the active context.

Flag	Description
--bundle	Path to a pre-built bundle to upload
--prebuilt	Skip building; use an existing bundle artifact

Example

reactor deploy
reactor build --out ./bundle.tar.gz && reactor deploy --bundle ./bundle.tar.gz
reactor deploy --prebuilt

migrate

reactor migrate [--dry-run]

Apply pending database schema migrations for the project.

Flag	Description
--dry-run	Show the migration plan without applying changes

Example

reactor migrate --dry-run
reactor migrate

doctor

reactor doctor

Run diagnostics on the local project setup and remote server connectivity.

Flag	Description
(none)	No additional flags

Example

reactor doctor
reactor -v doctor

version

reactor version

Print CLI version and build metadata.

Flag	Description
(none)	No additional flags

Example

reactor version

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Context & auth

context list

reactor context list

List all configured server contexts from ~/.reactor/config.toml.

Example

reactor context list

context add

reactor context add <NAME> --endpoint <URL> [--org <SLUG>] [--token <TOKEN>] [--token-env <VAR>]

Add a new server context.

Flag	Description
--endpoint	Server endpoint URL (required)
--org	Organization slug
--token	Authentication token (conflicts with --token-env)
--token-env	Environment variable containing the token (conflicts with --token)

Example

reactor context add cloud --endpoint https://api.reactor.cloud --org acme
reactor context add local --endpoint http://127.0.0.1:8080 --token-env REACTOR_LOCAL_TOKEN

context use

reactor context use <NAME>

Set the default context for subsequent commands.

Example

reactor context use cloud

context show

reactor context show [<NAME>]

Show details for a context. Defaults to the active context when NAME is omitted.

Example

reactor context show
reactor context show cloud

context remove

reactor context remove <NAME>

Remove a stored context.

Example

reactor context remove staging

login

reactor login [--context <NAME>] [--token <TOKEN>] [--browser] [--no-browser] [--bootstrap] [--file-storage]

Authenticate with a Reactor server. Browser PKCE OAuth is recommended for operators.

Flag	Description
--context	Context to authenticate (default: active context)
--token	Store a token directly (legacy mode)
--browser	Use browser-based PKCE OAuth flow
--no-browser	Use device code flow instead of browser (requires --browser)
--bootstrap	Bootstrap as the first platform operator (loopback + admin token)
--file-storage	Store tokens in ~/.reactor/tokens.toml instead of OS keychain

Example

reactor login --browser
reactor login --context cloud --browser --no-browser
reactor login --token "$REACTOR_TOKEN"

logout

reactor logout [--context <NAME>]

Remove stored authentication for a context.

Flag	Description
--context	Context to log out from (default: active context)

Example

reactor logout
reactor logout --context cloud

whoami

reactor whoami

Show the current authenticated user and organization.

Example

reactor whoami
reactor --output json whoami

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Functions

functions list

reactor functions list

List all functions defined in the project.

Example

reactor functions list

functions show

reactor functions show <NAME>

Show details for a single function, including runtime and deployment status.

Example

reactor functions show send-email

functions deploy

reactor functions deploy <NAME> [--source <DIR>]

Deploy or redeploy a function.

Flag	Description
--source	Source directory (default: manifest path)

Example

reactor functions deploy send-email
reactor functions deploy send-email --source ./functions/send-email

functions rollback

reactor functions rollback <NAME> --to <DEPLOYMENT_ID>

Roll back a function to a previous deployment.

Flag	Description
--to	Deployment ID to roll back to (required)

Example

reactor functions rollback send-email --to dep_abc123

functions invoke

reactor functions invoke <NAME> [--data <JSON|@file.json>]

Invoke a function with optional JSON payload.

Flag	Description
--data	Request body as JSON string or @file.json

Example

reactor functions invoke send-email --data '{"to":"user@example.com"}'
reactor functions invoke send-email --data @payload.json

functions env list

reactor functions env list <NAME>

List environment variables for a function.

Example

reactor functions env list send-email

functions env get

reactor functions env get <NAME> <KEY>

Get a single environment variable value.

Example

reactor functions env get send-email SMTP_HOST

functions env set

reactor functions env set <NAME> <KEY> <VALUE>

Set an environment variable on a function.

Example

reactor functions env set send-email SMTP_HOST smtp.example.com

functions env unset

reactor functions env unset <NAME> <KEY>

Remove an environment variable from a function.

Example

reactor functions env unset send-email SMTP_HOST

functions logs

reactor functions logs <NAME> [--since <DURATION>] [-f|--follow]

View logs for a function.

Flag	Description
--since	Show logs since a duration (e.g., 1h, 30m)
-f, --follow	Follow logs via polling

Example

reactor functions logs send-email --since 1h
reactor functions logs send-email -f

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Sites

sites list

reactor sites list

List all sites in the project.

Example

reactor sites list

sites show

reactor sites show <NAME>

Show site details, deployment history, and domain configuration.

Example

reactor sites show web

sites deploy

reactor sites deploy <NAME> [--source <DIR>]

Deploy a site.

Flag	Description
--source	Source directory (default: manifest path)

Example

reactor sites deploy web
reactor sites deploy web --source ./apps/web/dist

sites promote

reactor sites promote <NAME> --deployment <DEPLOYMENT_ID>

Promote a specific deployment to production traffic.

Flag	Description
--deployment	Deployment ID to promote (required)

Example

reactor sites promote web --deployment dep_xyz789

sites rollback

reactor sites rollback <NAME>

Roll back a site to the previous deployment.

Example

reactor sites rollback web

sites domains list

reactor sites domains list <NAME>

List custom domains attached to a site.

Example

reactor sites domains list web

sites domains add

reactor sites domains add <NAME> <DOMAIN>

Add a custom domain to a site.

Example

reactor sites domains add web app.example.com

sites domains remove

reactor sites domains remove <NAME> <DOMAIN_ID>

Remove a custom domain from a site.

Example

reactor sites domains remove web dom_abc123

sites domains verify

reactor sites domains verify <NAME> <DOMAIN_ID>

Trigger DNS verification for a pending domain.

Example

reactor sites domains verify web dom_abc123

sites revalidate

reactor sites revalidate <NAME> --path <PATH>

Revalidate ISR cache for a specific path.

Flag	Description
--path	Path to revalidate (required)

Example

reactor sites revalidate web --path /blog/my-post

sites logs

reactor sites logs <NAME> [--since <DURATION>]

View logs for a site.

Flag	Description
--since	Show logs since a duration (e.g., 1h, 30m)

Example

reactor sites logs web --since 30m

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Jobs

jobs list

reactor jobs list

List all background jobs defined in the project.

Example

reactor jobs list

jobs show

reactor jobs show <NAME>

Show job configuration and schedule details.

Example

reactor jobs show nightly-sync

jobs trigger

reactor jobs trigger <NAME> [--data <JSON|@file.json>]

Manually trigger a job run.

Flag	Description
--data	Job payload as JSON string or @file.json

Example

reactor jobs trigger nightly-sync
reactor jobs trigger nightly-sync --data '{"full":true}'

jobs runs

reactor jobs runs <NAME> [--limit <N>]

List recent runs for a job.

Flag	Description
--limit	Maximum number of runs to show

Example

reactor jobs runs nightly-sync --limit 10

jobs run

reactor jobs run <RUN_ID>

Show details for a specific job run.

Example

reactor jobs run run_abc123

jobs dlq list

reactor jobs dlq list [--job <NAME>]

List dead letter queue entries.

Flag	Description
--job	Filter by job name

Example

reactor jobs dlq list
reactor jobs dlq list --job nightly-sync

jobs dlq replay

reactor jobs dlq replay <ID>

Replay a DLQ entry back into the job queue.

Example

reactor jobs dlq replay dlq_abc123

jobs dlq purge

reactor jobs dlq purge [--job <NAME>]

Purge DLQ entries, optionally filtered by job name.

Flag	Description
--job	Filter purge to a specific job

Example

reactor jobs dlq purge --job nightly-sync

jobs logs

reactor jobs logs <NAME> [--since <DURATION>]

View logs for a job.

Flag	Description
--since	Show logs since a duration

Example

reactor jobs logs nightly-sync --since 2h

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Data

data migrate

reactor data migrate [--dry-run]

Run data-layer migrations (distinct from schema migrate).

Flag	Description
--dry-run	Show migration plan without applying

Example

reactor data migrate --dry-run
reactor data migrate

data inspect

reactor data inspect <TABLE>

Inspect table schema, row counts, and sample metadata.

Example

reactor data inspect users

data query

reactor data query --sql <SQL> [--params <JSON|@file.json>] [--write]

Execute a SQL query against the project database.

Flag	Description
--sql	SQL query string (required)
--params	Query parameters as JSON or @file.json
--write	Allow write operations (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE)

Example

reactor data query --sql "SELECT id, email FROM users LIMIT 5"
reactor data query --sql "UPDATE users SET active = $1 WHERE id = $2" \
  --params '["true","usr_123"]' --write

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AI

ai models

reactor ai models [-c|--capability <CAPABILITY>]

List available AI models, optionally filtered by capability.

Flag	Description
-c, --capability	Filter by capability (chat, reasoning, vision, embeddings, etc.)

Example

reactor ai models
reactor ai models --capability chat

ai aliases

reactor ai aliases

List configured model aliases for the project.

Example

reactor ai aliases

ai test

reactor ai test <MODEL> [-p|--prompt <TEXT>] [-s|--system <TEXT>] [--stream] [--max-tokens <N>]

Send a test prompt to a model or alias.

Flag	Description
-p, --prompt	Prompt to send
-s, --system	System message
--stream	Enable streaming output
--max-tokens	Maximum tokens to generate

Example

reactor ai test gpt-4o --prompt "Summarize Reactor in one sentence."
reactor ai test fast-chat --prompt "Hello" --system "You are a helpful assistant." --stream

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Auth management

Organization and identity management for the Reactor auth capability.

auth orgs list

reactor auth orgs list

List organizations accessible to the current user.

Example

reactor auth orgs list

auth orgs create

reactor auth orgs create --name <NAME> <SLUG>

Create a new organization.

Flag	Description
--name	Organization display name (required)

Example

reactor auth orgs create --name "Acme Corp" acme

auth orgs show

reactor auth orgs show <ORG_ID>

Show organization details.

Example

reactor auth orgs show org_abc123

auth orgs update

reactor auth orgs update <ORG_ID> [--name <NAME>] [--slug <SLUG>]

Update organization name or slug.

Flag	Description
--name	New display name
--slug	New slug

Example

reactor auth orgs update org_abc123 --name "Acme Inc."

auth orgs delete

reactor auth orgs delete <ORG_ID>

Delete an organization.

Example

reactor auth orgs delete org_abc123

auth members list

reactor auth members list <ORG_ID>

List members of an organization.

Example

reactor auth members list org_abc123

auth members add

reactor auth members add <ORG_ID> <USER_ID> [--role <ROLE>]

Add a member to an organization.

Flag	Description
--role	Member role (default: member)

Example

reactor auth members add org_abc123 usr_xyz --role admin

auth members update

reactor auth members update <ORG_ID> <USER_ID> <ROLE>

Update a member’s role.

Example

reactor auth members update org_abc123 usr_xyz member

auth members remove

reactor auth members remove <ORG_ID> <USER_ID>

Remove a member from an organization.

Example

reactor auth members remove org_abc123 usr_xyz

auth keys list

reactor auth keys list <ORG_ID>

List API keys for an organization.

Example

reactor auth keys list org_abc123

auth keys create

reactor auth keys create <ORG_ID> <NAME>

Create a new API key.

Example

reactor auth keys create org_abc123 "CI deploy key"

auth keys revoke

reactor auth keys revoke <KEY_ID>

Revoke an API key.

Example

reactor auth keys revoke key_abc123

auth invitations list

reactor auth invitations list <ORG_ID>

List pending invitations for an organization.

Example

reactor auth invitations list org_abc123

auth invitations create

reactor auth invitations create <ORG_ID> <EMAIL> [--role <ROLE>]

Invite a user by email.

Flag	Description
--role	Role for the invited user (default: member)

Example

reactor auth invitations create org_abc123 dev@example.com --role admin

auth invitations revoke

reactor auth invitations revoke <INVITATION_ID>

Revoke a pending invitation.

Example

reactor auth invitations revoke inv_abc123

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Connect

Manage connectors, webhook receivers, schema drift, and SDK codegen.

connect catalog list

reactor connect catalog list

List available connector types in the catalog.

Example

reactor connect catalog list

connect catalog show

reactor connect catalog show <CONNECTOR_TYPE>

Show connector type details, actions, and configuration schema.

Example

reactor connect catalog show stripe
reactor connect catalog show slack

connect instances list

reactor connect instances list

List connector instances in the project.

Example

reactor connect instances list

connect instances create

reactor connect instances create <CONNECTOR_TYPE> --name <NAME> [--config <JSON|@file.json>]

Create a new connector instance.

Flag	Description
--name	Instance name (required)
--config	Configuration JSON or @file.json

Example

reactor connect instances create stripe --name billing --config @stripe-config.json

connect instances show

reactor connect instances show <INSTANCE_ID>

Show instance details and status.

Example

reactor connect instances show inst_abc123

connect instances update

reactor connect instances update <INSTANCE_ID> [--name <NAME>] [--config <JSON|@file.json>]

Update instance name or configuration.

Flag	Description
--name	New instance name
--config	Updated configuration JSON or @file.json

Example

reactor connect instances update inst_abc123 --config @updated-config.json

connect instances delete

reactor connect instances delete <INSTANCE_ID> [--yes]

Delete a connector instance.

Flag	Description
--yes	Skip confirmation prompt

Example

reactor connect instances delete inst_abc123 --yes

connect instances check

reactor connect instances check <INSTANCE_ID>

Test instance credentials and connectivity.

Example

reactor connect instances check inst_abc123

connect instances credentials

reactor connect instances credentials <INSTANCE_ID> <CREDENTIALS>

Set credentials for an instance. Value may be JSON, @file.json, or - for stdin.

Example

reactor connect instances credentials inst_abc123 @creds.json
echo '{"api_key":"sk_live_..."}' | reactor connect instances credentials inst_abc123 -

connect action

reactor connect action <INSTANCE_ID> <ACTION> [--input <JSON|@file.json|->] [--dry-run] [--idempotency-key <KEY>]

Invoke an action on a connector instance.

Flag	Description
--input	Action input JSON, @file.json, or - for stdin
--dry-run	Run in dry-run/sandbox mode
--idempotency-key	Idempotency key for the action

Example

reactor connect action inst_abc123 createCustomer \
  --input '{"email":"user@example.com"}'
reactor connect action inst_abc123 postMessage --input @message.json --dry-run

connect receivers list

reactor connect receivers list

List webhook receivers.

Example

reactor connect receivers list

connect receivers create

reactor connect receivers create --name <NAME> --target-type <TYPE> --target <TARGET> [--filter <EXPR>]

Create a webhook receiver.

Flag	Description
--name	Receiver name (required)
--target-type	Target type: job, stream, action, or function (required)
--target	Target name or connection ID (required)
--filter	Optional filter expression

Example

reactor connect receivers create \
  --name stripe-webhooks \
  --target-type job \
  --target process-stripe-event

connect receivers show

reactor connect receivers show <RECEIVER_ID>

Show receiver details and endpoint URL.

Example

reactor connect receivers show rcv_abc123

connect receivers delete

reactor connect receivers delete <RECEIVER_ID> [--yes]

Delete a webhook receiver.

Flag	Description
--yes	Skip confirmation prompt

Example

reactor connect receivers delete rcv_abc123 --yes

connect receivers rotate

reactor connect receivers rotate <RECEIVER_ID> [--grace-seconds <SECONDS>]

Rotate a receiver’s signing token.

Flag	Description
--grace-seconds	Grace period for the old token (default: 300)

Example

reactor connect receivers rotate rcv_abc123 --grace-seconds 600

connect drift list

reactor connect drift list [--connection <NAME>] [--all]

List schema drift events.

Flag	Description
--connection	Filter by connection name
--all	Include all statuses, not just pending

Example

reactor connect drift list
reactor connect drift list --connection stripe-billing --all

connect drift approve

reactor connect drift approve <DRIFT_ID> [--reason <TEXT>] [--yes]

Approve a pending schema drift event.

Flag	Description
--reason	Reason for approval
--yes	Skip confirmation prompt

Example

reactor connect drift approve drift_abc123 --reason "Field added by vendor API v2"

connect drift reject

reactor connect drift reject <DRIFT_ID> [--reason <TEXT>] [--yes]

Reject a pending schema drift event.

Flag	Description
--reason	Reason for rejection
--yes	Skip confirmation prompt

Example

reactor connect drift reject drift_abc123 --reason "Unexpected breaking change"

connect codegen

reactor connect codegen --instance <NAME> [--output <DIR>] [--format <FORMAT>]

Generate TypeScript SDK types (or JSON Schema) for a connector instance.

Flag	Description
--instance	Instance name to generate types for (required)
--output	Output directory (default: ./generated)
--format	Output format: typescript or json-schema (default: typescript)

Example

reactor connect codegen --instance billing
reactor connect codegen --instance billing --output ./src/generated --format json-schema

connect auth

reactor connect auth <INSTANCE_ID> [--no-browser] [--port <PORT>]

Authenticate with an OAuth connector (requires connect-oauth feature).

Flag	Description
--no-browser	Print OAuth URL instead of opening a browser
--port	Port for OAuth callback server (default: 9876)

Example

reactor connect auth inst_abc123
reactor connect auth inst_abc123 --no-browser --port 9876

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Vault

vault list

reactor vault list

List secret keys stored in the project vault (values are not shown).

Example

reactor vault list

vault get

reactor vault get <KEY>

Retrieve a secret value.

Example

reactor vault get DATABASE_URL

vault set

reactor vault set <KEY> <VALUE>

Set a secret value. VALUE may be a literal, @file.json, or - for stdin.

Example

reactor vault set API_KEY sk_live_abc123
reactor vault set SERVICE_ACCOUNT @sa.json

vault unset

reactor vault unset <KEY>

Delete a secret from the vault.

Example

reactor vault unset OLD_API_KEY

vault rotate

reactor vault rotate <KEY_NAME>

Rotate a transit encryption key.

Example

reactor vault rotate app-data-key

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Cloud

Reactor.cloud control plane operations. Cloud domain commands accept --cf-token to override CF_API_TOKEN.

cloud projects create

reactor cloud projects create <NAME> [--region <REGION>] [--subdomain <LABEL>] [--cf-token <TOKEN>]

Create a new cloud project.

Flag	Description
--region	Deployment region
--subdomain	Provision a *.reactor.cloud subdomain (label or FQDN)
--cf-token	Cloudflare API token (overrides CF_API_TOKEN)

Example

reactor cloud projects create my-app --region us-east --subdomain my-app

cloud projects list

reactor cloud projects list [--owner <UUID>] [--limit <N>] [--offset <N>]

List cloud projects.

Flag	Description
--owner	Filter by owner user ID
--limit	Maximum results (default: 50)
--offset	Pagination offset (default: 0)

Example

reactor cloud projects list --limit 20

cloud projects show

reactor cloud projects show <PROJECT_REF>

Show project details.

Example

reactor cloud projects show prj_abc123

cloud projects delete

reactor cloud projects delete <PROJECT_REF> [--yes]

Delete a cloud project.

Flag	Description
--yes	Skip confirmation prompt

Example

reactor cloud projects delete prj_abc123 --yes

cloud keys list

reactor cloud keys list <PROJECT_REF>

List API keys for a cloud project.

Example

reactor cloud keys list prj_abc123

cloud keys create

reactor cloud keys create <PROJECT_REF> --kind <KIND>

Create a new API key.

Flag	Description
--kind	Key kind: anon or service (required)

Example

reactor cloud keys create prj_abc123 --kind service

cloud keys rotate

reactor cloud keys rotate <PROJECT_REF> <KEY_ID>

Rotate an API key.

Example

reactor cloud keys rotate prj_abc123 key_abc123

cloud keys revoke

reactor cloud keys revoke <PROJECT_REF> <KEY_ID>

Revoke an API key.

Example

reactor cloud keys revoke prj_abc123 key_abc123

cloud members list

reactor cloud members list <PROJECT_REF>

List members of a cloud project.

Example

reactor cloud members list prj_abc123

cloud members add

reactor cloud members add <PROJECT_REF> <USER_ID> [--role <ROLE>]

Add a member to a cloud project.

Flag	Description
--role	Member role: admin or member (default: member)

Example

reactor cloud members add prj_abc123 usr_xyz --role admin

cloud members remove

reactor cloud members remove <PROJECT_REF> <USER_ID>

Remove a member from a cloud project.

Example

reactor cloud members remove prj_abc123 usr_xyz

cloud domains add

reactor cloud domains add <NAME> [--target <HOSTNAME>] [--cf-token <TOKEN>]

Add a subdomain to reactor.cloud (creates Cloudflare CNAME).

Flag	Description
--target	CNAME target hostname (default: rc-shared-1-edge.fly.dev)
--cf-token	Cloudflare API token (overrides CF_API_TOKEN)

Example

reactor cloud domains add my-app
reactor cloud domains add my-app.reactor.cloud --target rc-shared-1-edge.fly.dev

cloud domains list

reactor cloud domains list [--cf-token <TOKEN>]

List reactor.cloud subdomains.

Flag	Description
--cf-token	Cloudflare API token (overrides CF_API_TOKEN)

Example

reactor cloud domains list

cloud domains remove

reactor cloud domains remove <NAME> [--yes] [--cf-token <TOKEN>]

Remove a subdomain from reactor.cloud.

Flag	Description
--yes	Skip confirmation prompt
--cf-token	Cloudflare API token (overrides CF_API_TOKEN)

Example

reactor cloud domains remove my-app --yes

cloud audit

reactor cloud audit <PROJECT_REF> [--limit <N>]

View the audit log for a cloud project.

Flag	Description
--limit	Maximum entries to show (default: 50)

Example

reactor cloud audit prj_abc123 --limit 100

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Dev

Local development server commands. Require the dev feature in the CLI build.

dev

reactor dev [--host <HOST>] [--port <PORT>] [--db <URL>] [--ephemeral] [--admin-token <TOKEN>] [--context <NAME>]

Start a foreground local Reactor server.

Flag	Description
--host	Host to bind to (default: 127.0.0.1)
--port	Port to listen on (default: 8080)
--db	Database URL (conflicts with --ephemeral)
--ephemeral	Use docker-managed ephemeral Postgres
--admin-token	Admin token for the server
--context	Context name for the local server

Example

reactor dev
reactor dev --ephemeral --port 9090
reactor dev --db postgres://localhost:5432/reactor_dev

up

reactor up [--host <HOST>] [--port <PORT>] [--db <URL>] [--ephemeral] [--admin-token <TOKEN>] [--context <NAME>] [--force]

Start a detached local Reactor server in the background.

Flag	Description
--host	Host to bind to (default: 127.0.0.1)
--port	Port to listen on (default: 8080)
--db	Database URL (conflicts with --ephemeral)
--ephemeral	Use docker-managed ephemeral Postgres
--admin-token	Admin token for the server
--context	Context name for the local server
--force	Force restart if already running

Example

reactor up --ephemeral
reactor up --context local-dev --force

down

reactor down [--context <NAME>]

Stop a detached local server.

Flag	Description
--context	Context for the detached server

Example

reactor down
reactor down --context local-dev

status

reactor status [--context <NAME>] [--all]

Show status of local development servers.

Flag	Description
--context	Context for a specific detached server
--all	Show status of all servers

Example

reactor status
reactor status --all
reactor status --context local-dev

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Utility

inspect

reactor inspect <KIND> <NAME>

Inspect a resource by kind and name or ID.

Supported kinds: function, site, job, org, member, key, bucket, domain.

Example

reactor inspect function send-email
reactor inspect site web
reactor inspect org org_abc123

logs

reactor logs <CAPABILITY> [<NAME>] [--since <DURATION>] [-f|--follow]

View logs across capabilities.

Argument / Flag	Description
CAPABILITY	Capability name: functions, sites, or jobs
NAME	Optional resource name
--since	Show logs since a duration
-f, --follow	Follow logs via polling

Example

reactor logs functions send-email --since 1h
reactor logs sites web
reactor logs jobs -f

types generate

reactor types generate [-o|--output <PATH>]

Generate TypeScript types from the database schema.

Flag	Description
-o, --output	Output file path (default: ./database.types.ts)

Example

reactor types generate
reactor types generate --output ./src/database.types.ts