CLI Command Wiring

To add a new command to a TypeScript CLI with lazy loading, create a command file exporting a run<Name> function, add a routing block in cli-entry.ts for dynamic imports, and update the help text to reflect the new command usage.

Dynamic import-based routing for CLI commands is a dispatcher pattern that lazy-loads command modules at runtime. This reduces startup cost by only loading the specific command file requested when the CLI is executed.

To wire a new command into cli-entry.ts for runtime dispatch, add a routing block that matches the command name and triggers a dynamic import of the corresponding command file, executing its run<Name> export.

This command wiring approach requires no external CLI framework dependencies. It relies entirely on native TypeScript dynamic imports to route and lazily load commands within a modular CLI tool structure.

Using dynamic imports for CLI command routing instead of static imports avoids loading every command module at startup. This lazy loading approach significantly reduces CLI startup cost and prevents routing gaps in modular architectures.