Skyhook init

Initialize a new service

Synopsis

Initialize a new Skyhook service by auto-detecting project configuration. This command scans the specified directory (or current directory) to detect:

Programming language and framework
Container port from Dockerfile
Repository information from git
Monorepo structure (Nx, Turborepo, pnpm, etc.)

The detected configuration is presented in an interactive form for review before creating the service. Use ‘skyhook detect’ to preview detection results without creating a service.

skyhook init [path] [flags]

Examples

  skyhook init                 # Interactive mode in current directory
  skyhook init ./my-service    # Initialize from specific path
  skyhook init --yes           # Non-interactive, use all detected defaults
  skyhook init --dry-run       # Preview what would be created
  skyhook init -s my-api       # Override the service name

Options

      --dry-run          Show what would be created without making changes
  -f, --force            Re-import even if service config already exists
  -h, --help             help for init
  -s, --service string   Override the detected service name
  -y, --yes              Non-interactive mode, use detected/default values

Options inherited from parent commands

      --debug        Enable debug mode (shows full API requests/responses)
  -o, --org string   Organization name
  -v, --verbose      Enable user-friendly verbose output

Reference

Skyhook init

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