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Rust is only needed when building from source.\n\nThis repository is intentionally aiming for JBang compatibility rather than inventing a new script format.\n\n## Current slice\n\nImplemented now:\n\n- `jbx run \u003cscript.java|GAV\u003e [args...]`\n- `jbx build \u003cscript.java\u003e`\n- `jbx check [path...]` checks Java source files/directories with javac `-Xlint:all` and Error Prone by default; checked files include companion sources declared with `//SOURCES`\n- `jbx init \u003cscript.java\u003e` built-in Java template generation\n- `jbx template list [--json]` list built-in and imported catalog init templates\n- `jbx cache clear`\n- `jbx cache path [--cache-dir ...]`\n- `jbx cache list [--json] [--cache-dir ...]`\n- `jbx trust add|remove|list|clear` for remote script trust entries\n- `jbx run --trust \u003chttp(s)://.../script.java\u003e` / `jbx build --trust \u003chttp(s)://.../script.java\u003e`\n- `jbx app install \u003cscript.java\u003e` install a script as a PATH command\n- `jbx app uninstall \u003cname\u003e` remove an installed command\n- `jbx app list` list installed script commands\n- `jbx alias list [--json]` list aliases from the nearest `jbang-catalog.json`\n- `jbx alias add \u003cscript.java|url\u003e [args...]` add a local catalog alias\n- `jbx alias remove \u003cname\u003e` remove a local catalog alias\n- `jbx catalog add \u003cname\u003e \u003ccatalog-path-or-url\u003e [--import]` register an external catalog\n- `jbx catalog list [--json]` list external catalogs from the nearest `jbang-catalog.json`\n- `jbx run \u003calias\u003e` / `jbx \u003calias\u003e` run local catalog aliases\n- `jbx test [script.java|directory]` run JUnit tests with the standalone console launcher; add `--coverage` to collect JaCoCo data, generate `target/site/jacoco/index.html` plus `jacoco.xml`, and include coverage paths/counters in `--json` output (optionally pin the agent with `--jacoco-version`)\n- `jbx fmt [path...]` format Java files with Palantir Java Format, including Java 25 compact scripts\n- `jbx doctor [script.java|url] [--json] [--cache-dir dir] [--repo id=url] [--publish] [--native]` diagnoses JDK selection, Maven Central reachability, cache writability, formatter fallback, remote trust, dependency resolution/version drift, and context-only tools such as GPG/native-image\n- `jbx rewrite patch --recipe \u003cshort|fqn\u003e [--module \u003cshort|GAV\u003e] [--source path] [--option key=value] [--report dir] [--json] [--fail-on-changes] [--no-fail-on-invalid-recipes] [--cache-dir dir] [--repo id=url] [--rewrite-version version]` previews OpenRewrite changes and writes `rewrite/rewrite.patch`\n- `jbx rewrite apply --recipe \u003cshort|fqn\u003e [--module \u003cshort|GAV\u003e] [--source path] [--option key=value] [--report dir] [--json] [--fail-on-changes] [--no-fail-on-invalid-recipes] [--cache-dir dir] [--repo id=url] [--rewrite-version version]` applies OpenRewrite changes to source files\n- `jbx rewrite modules [--search term] [--group groupId] [--limit n] [--json] [--rewrite-version version]` searches Maven Central for OpenRewrite modules by group and recipe/module name\n- `jbx rewrite recipes \u003cshort|GAV\u003e [--search term] [--limit n] [--detail] [--json] [--cache-dir dir] [--repo id=url] [--rewrite-version version]` lists/searches recipes available from a module; human output is a table with derived short names and FQNs, JSON includes descriptors/options\n- `jbx graph dump \u003cscript.java\u003e` print JavaParser's native AST JSON serialization\n- `jbx graph import \u003cast.json\u003e [-o script.java]` converts JavaParser's native AST JSON serialization back to Java source\n- `jbx rewrite` runs OpenRewrite through jbx-managed dependencies and JDKs. Use `jbx rewrite patch` for previews and `jbx rewrite apply` for source mutation. Use `--recipe \u003cshort|fqn\u003e` for recipe aliases such as `auto-format`, `format`, `cleanup`, `remove-unused-imports`, and `change-package`; use `--module \u003cshort|GAV\u003e` for extra OpenRewrite modules (`yaml` expands to `org.openrewrite:rewrite-yaml:\u003cversion\u003e`, full GAVs are passed through). Standard module aliases are `java`, `java-21`, `xml`, `yaml`, `properties`, `json`, `maven`, `gradle`, `groovy`, `kotlin`, `protobuf`, and `hcl`. Java recipe support is built in, Maven modules are not loaded unless requested. Recipe options use `--option key=value`; `change-package` also accepts `old=` and `new=` aliases. Use `jbx rewrite modules` to search Maven Central for `rewrite-*` modules under `org.openrewrite.recipe` and `org.openrewrite` by default; pass `--group` for other recipe groups. Use `jbx rewrite recipes \u003cshort|GAV\u003e --detail` to search recipes and inspect short names, FQNs, descriptions, and options.\n- `jbx export local \u003cscript.java|alias\u003e [-o app.jar]` export a runnable JAR with local manifest classpath\n- `jbx export portable \u003cscript.java|alias\u003e [-o app.jar]` export a runnable JAR plus `lib/` dependencies\n- `jbx export native \u003cscript.java|alias\u003e [-o app]` export a native executable via GraalVM `native-image`\n- `jbx publish [script.java] --file jbx.json --dry-run` prepares a Maven Central bundle ZIP using flat `group`/`id`/`version` metadata; `--version` overrides the descriptor version\n- `jbx publish [script.java] --file jbx.json --publish` signs the artifacts, uploads the bundle through the Maven Central Portal API, and waits for publication\n- `jbx publish [script.java] --file jbx.json --serve \u003cport\u003e` serves the prepared artifact from a local Maven-compatible HTTP repository\n- `jbx install [script.java] --file jbx.json [--destination repo]` installs the artifact into a Maven repository layout; default destination is `~/.m2/repository`\n- `jbx skill list [--json]` lists version-matched agent skills bundled with this jbx release, including command-specific skills such as `jbx-check`\n- `jbx skill get [name]` prints a bundled agent skill; defaults to the main `jbx` skill\n- `jbx docs \u003cGAV|source|dir\u003e [--json]` prints agent-friendly documentation; remote `group:artifact` resolves the latest release before fetching sidecars, remote GAV sidecars are cached, local sources are generated fresh\n- `jbx info classpath \u003cscript.java\u003e`\n- `jbx info tools \u003cscript.java\u003e` with `--select`\n- `jbx info docs \u003cscript.java\u003e`\n- `jbx info cache [--cache-dir ...]`\n- `jbx info main|java|description|gav|module \u003cscript.java\u003e`\n- `jbx info deps|repos|sources|files \u003cscript.java\u003e`\n- `jbx info compile-options|runtime-options|native-options|javaagents|manifest \u003cscript.java\u003e`\n- `jbx \u003cGAV|script.java\u003e [args...]` run a Java script or Maven executable tool\n- `jbx --main \u003cclass\u003e \u003cGAV\u003e -- [args...]` run a main class with the resolved classpath\n- `jbx search [text|group:artifact[:version]] [--group G] [--id A] [--limit N] [--json]` search Maven Central artifacts\n- directive parsing for:\n  - `//JAVA`\n  - `//DEPS`\n  - `//RUNTIME`\n  - `//REPOS`\n  - `//SOURCES`\n  - `//FILES`\n  - `//PREVIEW`\n  - `//JAVAC_OPTIONS` / `//COMPILE_OPTIONS`\n  - `//RUNTIME_OPTIONS` / `//JAVA_OPTIONS`\n  - `//MAIN`\n  - `//DESCRIPTION`\n  - `//GAV`\n  - `//MODULE`\n  - `//DOCS`\n  - `//MANIFEST`\n  - `//JAVAAGENT`\n  - `//NATIVE_OPTIONS`\n  - `//CDS`\n  - `//NOINTEGRATIONS`\n- compile/run cache under the OS cache directory\n- `jbx build` compiles scripts into cache without running them\n- `jbx init` creates Java 25+ unnamed-class scripts from built-in or imported catalog templates (`hello`/`java`, `compact`, `cli`, `agent`, `test`, plus catalog `templates` entries), supports `--deps`, `--java`, `--template`, and `--force`\n- `jbx template list` lists built-in and imported catalog init templates and supports `--json`\n- `jbx cache clear` clears the compiled-script cache\n- `jbx cache path` prints the effective compiled-script cache directory\n- `jbx cache list` lists cached script entries with their classes/cache directories and supports `--json`\n- `jbx trust add \u003curl\u003e` stores the current remote script content hash\n- `jbx trust list`, `remove`, and `clear` manage trusted remote script entries\n- remote `http://` and `https://` scripts are downloaded into cache and require matching trust before build/run unless `--trust` is passed\n- remote relative `//SOURCES`, source-like `//DEPS`, and `//FILES` resources are downloaded next to the cached remote script\n- remote trust hashes cover those downloaded resources\n- `jbx info classpath` prints the script runtime classpath, with `--deps-only`\n- `jbx info tools` prints JSON metadata for tooling and supports selecting a single field\n- `jbx info docs` prints description and documentation references\n- `jbx info main`, `java`, `description`, `gav`, and `module` print single metadata values\n- `jbx info deps`, `repos`, `sources`, and `files` print directive collections one-per-line\n- `jbx info compile-options`, `runtime-options`, `native-options`, `javaagents`, and `manifest` print advanced directive collections\n- `jbx info cache` prints the effective cache directory\n- `jbx doctor [script.java|url] [--json] [--cache-dir dir] [--repo id=url] [--publish] [--native]` prints human-readable environment diagnostics; `--json` emits structured checks for agents and CI, `--cache-dir` probes an isolated cache, `--repo`/`--repos` adds dependency repositories, and `--publish` / `--native` opt into contextual GPG and GraalVM `native-image` checks\n- CLI overrides for `--deps`, `--repo`, `--source`, `--files`, `--java`, `--main`, `--compile-option`, `--java-option`, and `--javaagent`\n- local and imported catalog aliases from `jbang-catalog.json` / `.jbang/jbang-catalog.json`, including `alias add/remove`, `catalog add/list`, `base-ref`, `script-ref`, `catalog-ref`, `import`, `arguments`, `dependencies`, `repositories`, `sources`, `files`, classpaths, Java/runtime/compile options, agents, Java version, and main-class metadata\n- imported catalog templates with `file-refs` and default `properties`, usable via `jbx init --template \u003cname\u003e`\n- `jbx export local` creates runnable JARs whose manifest classpath points at local dependency paths\n- `jbx export portable` creates runnable JARs and copies file-based dependency classpath entries into sibling `lib/`\n- `jbx export native` compiles scripts then invokes GraalVM `native-image`, passing `//NATIVE_OPTIONS` plus `--native-option` values\n- `jbx publish --dry-run` reads `jbx.json` by default, accepts flat `group` / `id` / `version` metadata, supports `--version` overrides, compiles/stages all declared Java sources including compact unnamed-class scripts, and writes a Maven repository-layout Central bundle with main, sources, generated javadoc when possible, POM, `-jbx-docs.md` / `-jbx-docs.json` sidecars, and required checksum artifacts\n- `jbx publish --publish` uploads the signed Central bundle to the Portal API with `publishingType=AUTOMATIC` by default and polls `/api/v1/publisher/status` until it is `PUBLISHED` or `FAILED`\n- `jbx publish --serve \u003cport\u003e` prepares the same Maven repository layout unsigned and serves it from `http://127.0.0.1:\u003cport\u003e/`; port `0` asks the OS to choose a free port; it also serves artifact-level `maven-metadata.xml` plus checksums so version-less Maven lookups work\n- `jbx install` installs the current project into `~/.m2/repository` by default or another Maven-layout repository with `--destination` / `--to`; it updates `maven-metadata-local.xml` for the installed artifact\n- `jbx skill list [--json]` and `jbx skill get [name]` expose version-matched agent guidance bundled with the binary. The main skill and command skills are rendered from website command Markdown in `website/content/pages/docs/commands/`; derived runtime copies live as flat command-named Markdown files in `skill-data/` (for example `skill-data/jbx-check.md`), with command skills named `jbx-\u003ccommand\u003e`. The repository root `SKILL.md` is the only installable static discovery stub for `npx skills add telegraphic-dev/jbx`; do not expose command-specific `SKILL.md` trees under `skill-data/` or `skills/`.\n- `jbx docs \u003csource|dir\u003e` generates Markdown docs from local Java sources without writing cache entries\n- `jbx docs \u003cgroup:artifact\u003e` resolves the latest Maven release metadata before fetching `artifact-version-jbx-docs.md`\n- `jbx docs \u003cgroup:artifact:version\u003e [--json]` fetches `artifact-version-jbx-docs.md` or `.json` Maven sidecars and caches remote results under the docs cache namespace; see [`docs/jbx-docs-schema.md`](docs/jbx-docs-schema.md) for the JSON shape\n- `jbx graph dump \u003cscript.java\u003e` emits JavaParser's native JSON serialization directly; there is no jbx-specific graph text or custom JSON shape\n- `jbx graph import \u003cast.json\u003e` deserializes JavaParser JSON and prints JavaParser-formatted Java source to stdout; pass `-o \u003cscript.java\u003e` / `--output \u003cscript.java\u003e` to write a file\n- Java 25 compact source files and `import module` declarations are parsed directly by JavaParser 3.28.1+\n- Java package-aware main-class inference\n- `//FILES` resources copied onto the runtime classpath\n- non-coordinate `//DEPS` treated as source dependencies; Maven coordinates may be `group:artifact:version`, `group:artifact:classifier:version`, or just `group:artifact` to resolve the latest release from Maven metadata\n- `//PREVIEW` compile/runtime flag handling\n- `jbx resolve \u003ccoordinates...\u003e` resolve Maven coordinates to dependency list\n- `jbx resolve --classpath \u003ccoordinates...\u003e` resolve to classpath\n- `jbx fetch \u003ccoordinates...\u003e` fetch artifacts and print classpath\n- `jbx fetch --deps-only \u003ccoordinates...\u003e` print coordinates instead of paths\n- `jbx search \u003ctext|group:artifact[:version]\u003e` queries Maven Central Search; `--group`, `--id`/`--artifact-id`, and `--version` add Solr field filters (`g`, `a`, `v`); default text output is an aligned table sorted by version-count popularity, and `--json` returns structured `query`, `numFound`, and `artifacts` for agents\n- `jbx jdk list` list discovered/cached JDKs\n- `jbx jdk home [version]` print the JDK home for a version (default: 25)\n- `jbx jdk install \u003cversion\u003e` download a Temurin JDK from Adoptium\n- native Maven dependency resolver (no Coursier required)\n- reuses existing Maven (`~/.m2/repository`), Gradle (`~/.gradle/caches`), and Coursier (`~/.cache/coursier`) caches via symlinks\n- discovers existing JDKs from `JAVA_HOME`, `PATH`, JBang (`~/.jbang/jdks`), SDKMAN (`~/.sdkman/candidates/java`), mise (`~/.local/share/mise/installs`), Gradle (`~/.gradle/jdks`), and system JVM directories\n- caches discovered JDKs under `~/.cache/jbx/jdks/\u003cmajor\u003e` via symlinks so future runs do not rescan everything\n- auto-provisions missing JDKs from Adoptium/Eclipse Temurin with SHA-256 archive verification\n\nNot yet implemented: catalog remove for nested catalogs, multi-file template expansion, template property CLI overrides, export mavenrepo/jlink/project variants, edit integration, and the rest of JBang's lovely edge-case museum.\n\n## Example\n\n```java\n//JAVA 25+\nvoid main(String[] args) {\n  IO.println(\"hello \" + args[0]);\n}\n```\n\n```bash\njbx check\n# checks all Java files under the current directory with javac -Xlint:all and Error Prone\n\njbx check src --no-error-prone --json\n# structured javac diagnostics only\n```\n\n```bash\njbx run Hello.java world\n# hello world\n\njbx run dev.telegraphic:hello-tool:1.0.0 --help\n# runs an executable JAR from Maven coordinates\n\njbx --progress always dev.telegraphic:hello-tool:1.0.0 --help\n# prints jbx lifecycle messages to stderr while stdout remains the tool output\n\njbx --quiet dev.telegraphic:hello-tool:1.0.0 --help\n# suppresses jbx lifecycle messages; stdout/stderr from the tool still pass through\n\njbx --verbose Hello.java\n# shows jbx lifecycle messages for troubleshooting even when auto mode would stay quiet\n```\n\nThe website includes an end-to-end guide that builds a representative Picocli-based Java CLI, verifies it with the jbx development loop, publishes it to Maven Central, and runs it back as `jbx group:artifact:version`.\n\n### `jbx.json` publish descriptor\n\n```json\n{\n  \"main\": \"HelloTool.java\",\n  \"group\": \"dev.telegraphic.demo\",\n  \"id\": \"hello-tool\",\n  \"version\": \"1.0.0\",\n  \"package\": \"dev.telegraphic.demo\",\n  \"description\": \"Small demo tool\",\n  \"url\": \"https://github.com/telegraphic-dev/hello-tool\",\n  \"licenses\": [\n    {\n      \"name\": \"MIT License\",\n      \"url\": \"https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT\"\n    }\n  ],\n  \"developers\": [\n    {\n      \"name\": \"Telegraphic\",\n      \"organizationUrl\": \"https://github.com/telegraphic-dev\"\n    }\n  ],\n  \"scm\": {\n    \"connection\": \"scm:git:https://github.com/telegraphic-dev/hello-tool.git\",\n    \"developerConnection\": \"scm:git:ssh://git@github.com/telegraphic-dev/hello-tool.git\",\n    \"url\": \"https://github.com/telegraphic-dev/hello-tool\"\n  },\n  \"java\": \"25\",\n  \"dependencies\": [\n    \"info.picocli:picocli:4.7.7\"\n  ],\n  \"runtimeDependencies\": [\n    \"org.slf4j:slf4j-nop:2.0.17\"\n  ],\n  \"repositories\": [\n    \"https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2\"\n  ]\n}\n```\n\n```bash\njbx publish --file jbx.json --dry-run --gpg-key you@example.com\njbx publish --file jbx.json --version 1.0.1 --dry-run --gpg-key you@example.com\njbx publish --file jbx.json --dry-run --skip-signing  # local inspection only\nCENTRAL_TOKEN_USERNAME=... CENTRAL_TOKEN_PASSWORD=... jbx publish --file jbx.json --publish --gpg-key you@example.com\n# or set CENTRAL_PORTAL_TOKEN to base64(username:password)\n```\n\nUse `--version` when release/tag workflows need to publish a different version than the descriptor. The `main` field accepts either a source file (`HelloTool.java`) or a Java FQN (`dev.telegraphic.demo.HelloTool`). If `main` has no extension, `jbx publish` first checks the exact path, then tries `.java`, `.jsh`, and `.jav` next to the descriptor, then scans Java sources under the descriptor directory for a matching package/class declaration; missing main files get an explicit `publish main source not found` error.\n\nUse `dependencies` / `//DEPS` for dependencies needed to compile the published artifact. Use `runtimeDependencies` / `//RUNTIME` for runtime-only implementations that should appear in generated Maven metadata with `runtime` scope without being required on the compile classpath.\n\nFor GitHub-hosted repositories, `jbx publish` can prefill Maven Central POM `url`, `licenses`, `developers`, and `scm` metadata from the `origin` remote plus `gh repo view` when those fields are omitted. Put the fields in `jbx.json` when you want explicit release metadata instead of GitHub-derived defaults. Signed Central-ready bundles require a configured GPG key; `--skip-signing` is only for local inspection. Real Portal publishing requires a generated Maven Central user token supplied via environment variables only: preferably `CENTRAL_TOKEN_USERNAME` / `CENTRAL_TOKEN_PASSWORD`, or `CENTRAL_PORTAL_TOKEN` containing the base64-encoded `username:password` value expected by the Portal API.\n\nA real release setup keeps PR CI on `jbx publish --dry-run --skip-signing`, then publishes only from a release/manual workflow. Import the signing key before running `jbx publish`, set `CENTRAL_TOKEN_USERNAME`/`CENTRAL_TOKEN_PASSWORD`, derive the version from `workflow_dispatch` input or `GITHUB_REF_NAME#v`, then run:\n\n```bash\njbx publish \\\n  --publish \\\n  --file jbx.json \\\n  --version \"$VERSION\" \\\n  --gpg-key \"$GPG_KEY_ID\" \\\n  --output target/central-bundle.zip \\\n  --target-dir target/publish \\\n  --cache-dir .jbx-cache\n```\n\nKeep `--publish` out of PR CI. Normal checks should prove the bundle shape; the release workflow should be the only place that talks to Maven Central.\n\nFull descriptor and GitHub Actions examples are in `docs/jbx-json.md` and `/docs/jbx-json/` on the website.\n\n## Development\n\n```bash\ncargo test --locked\ncargo fmt --check\n```\n","project_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/projects/github.com%2Ftelegraphic-dev%2Fjbx","html_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/projects/github.com%2Ftelegraphic-dev%2Fjbx","lists_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/projects/github.com%2Ftelegraphic-dev%2Fjbx/lists"}