Fusioncat is currently in its alpha stage. The main API server is located at: https://api.staging.fusioncatalyst.io/Please note that breaking changes and bugs are to be expected, as the product is still under active development.

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Project Management Commands

The paw projects commands allow you to create, list, and manage Fusioncat projects.

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Commands

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projects list

List all projects accessible to you. 
paw projects list

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Examples

# List all projects
paw projects list

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projects new

Create a new project. 
paw projects new --name <name> --belongs-to <user|workspace> [options]

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Options

  • --name (required): Project name
  • --belongs-to (required): Whether the project belongs to user or workspace
  • --workspace-id: If project belongs to a workspace, specify the workspace ID
  • --private: Make the project private (default: false)
  • --description: Project description

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Examples

# Create a user project
paw projects new --name "My API Project" --belongs-to user --description "Main API definitions"

# Create a private user project
paw projects new --name "Internal Tools" --belongs-to user --private

# Create a workspace project
paw projects new --name "Team Project" --belongs-to workspace --workspace-id "workspace-uuid"

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projects import

Import a project from a definition file. 
paw projects import --file <path> --project-id <id>

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Options

  • --file (required): Path to the project definition file
  • --project-id (required): The ID of the project to import into

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Examples

# Import project definition
paw projects import --file ./project-export.json --project-id "project-uuid"

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projects generate

Generate code for a project (legacy command - use codegen app instead). 
paw projects generate --app-id <id> --project-id <id>

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Options

  • --app-id (required): The ID of the application
  • --project-id (required): The ID of the project

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Working with Projects

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Project Structure

A Fusioncat project contains:
  • Apps: Applications that use your schemas
  • Schemas: Data structure definitions with versioning
  • Messages: Messages based on schemas
  • Servers: Event-driven server configurations
  • Resources: Server resources (topics, queues, endpoints)

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Project Settings

After creating a project, you can connect it to your local settings file: 
# Initialize settings with project ID
paw init-settings-file --working-with-project "project-uuid"
This creates a .paw-settings.json file that links your local directory to the project.

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Project Ownership

Projects can belong to:
  • User: Personal projects owned by your account
  • Workspace: Shared projects owned by a workspace

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Best Practices

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Naming Conventions

  • Use descriptive names for projects
  • Include the purpose in the project name
  • For workspace projects, consider prefixing with team/department

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Organization

  1. One project per domain: Keep related schemas and apps together
  2. Use workspaces for teams: Share projects across team members
  3. Private vs Public: Make internal projects private

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Project Lifecycle

  1. Create: Start with a clear project structure
  2. Define: Add schemas and messages
  3. Implement: Create apps and generate code
  4. Version: Use schema versioning for changes
  5. Export/Import: Backup and share project definitions

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Examples

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Complete Project Setup

# 1. Create a new project
paw projects new --name "E-commerce API" --belongs-to user

# 2. List projects to get the ID
paw projects list

# 3. Initialize local settings
paw init-settings-file --working-with-project "project-uuid"

# 4. Create a schema
paw schemas new --project-id "project-uuid" --name "Product" --type jsonschema --schema-file ./schemas/product.json

# 5. Create an app
paw apps new --project-id "project-uuid" --name "Frontend App" --description "React frontend"

# 6. Generate code
paw codegen app --app-id "app-uuid" --language typescript