Commands

generate

generate creates schema files and TypeScript code for managing consent in your project. It is typically used after setup to regenerate types when configuration changes.

Usage

pnpm dlx @c15t/cli generate

When to use it

  • After editing your consent categories, scripts, or policy packs.
  • After upgrading c15t to pull in new schema fields.
  • When wiring up self-hosted databases that require generated migrations.

What it produces

Depending on your project, generate writes:

  • TypeScript type definitions for your consent shape.
  • Configuration files consumed by @c15t/cli setup and @c15t/backend.
  • Migration files for your selected database adapter (when self-hosted).

The exact set of generated files is determined by your c15t.config and the framework detected in package.json.

Flags

  • -y / --yes — accept defaults and skip prompts.
  • --resume — resume from a previously interrupted run.
  • A storage mode (hosted, offline, self-hosted, custom) can be passed as the first positional argument to skip the storage-mode prompt.

Plus the global flags.

  • setup — alias for generate; same behaviour and flags.
  • self-host migrate — apply generated database migrations.