cocktaildb-cli

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Published: Jun 14, 2026 License: Apache-2.0

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cocktaildb

A command line for cocktaildb.

cocktaildb is a single pure-Go binary. It reads public cocktaildb data over plain HTTPS, shapes it into clean records, and prints output that pipes into the rest of your tools. No API key, nothing to run alongside it.

The same package is also a resource-URI driver, so a host program like ant can address cocktaildb as cocktaildb:// URIs.

Install

go install github.com/tamnd/cocktaildb-cli/cmd/cocktaildb@latest

Or grab a prebuilt binary from the releases, or run the container image:

docker run --rm ghcr.io/tamnd/cocktaildb:latest --help

Usage

cocktaildb page <path>                      # fetch one page as a record
cocktaildb page <path> -o json              # as JSON, ready for jq
cocktaildb page <path> --template '{{.Body}}'  # just the readable body text
cocktaildb links <path>                     # the pages it links to, one per line
cocktaildb --help                           # the whole command tree

Every command shares one output contract: -o table|json|jsonl|csv|tsv|url|raw, --fields to pick columns, --template for a custom line, and -n to limit. The default adapts to where output goes (a table on a terminal, JSONL in a pipe), so the same command reads well by hand and parses cleanly downstream.

This is a fresh scaffold. It ships one example resource type, page, wired end to end. Model the real cocktaildb records in cocktaildb/ and declare their operations in cocktaildb/domain.go; each one becomes a command, an HTTP route, and an MCP tool at once.

Serve it

The same operations are available over HTTP and as an MCP tool set for agents, with no extra code:

cocktaildb serve --addr :7777    # GET /v1/page/<path>  returns NDJSON
cocktaildb mcp                   # speak MCP over stdio

Use it as a resource-URI driver

cocktaildb registers a cocktaildb domain the way a program registers a database driver with database/sql. A host enables it with one blank import:

import _ "github.com/tamnd/cocktaildb-cli/cocktaildb"

Then ant (or any program that links the package) dereferences cocktaildb:// URIs without knowing anything about cocktaildb:

ant get cocktaildb://page/<path>   # fetch the record
ant cat cocktaildb://page/<path>   # just the body text
ant ls  cocktaildb://page/<path>   # the pages it links to, each addressable
ant url cocktaildb://page/<path>   # the live https URL

Development

cmd/cocktaildb/   thin main: hands cli.NewApp to kit.Run
cli/                 assembles the kit App from the cocktaildb domain
cocktaildb/                the library: HTTP client, data models, and domain.go (the driver)
docs/                tago documentation site
make build      # ./bin/cocktaildb
make test       # go test ./...
make vet        # go vet ./...

Releasing

Push a version tag and GitHub Actions runs GoReleaser, which builds the archives, Linux packages, the multi-arch GHCR image, checksums, SBOMs, and a cosign signature:

git tag v0.1.0
git push --tags

The Homebrew and Scoop steps self-disable until their tokens exist, so the first release works with no extra secrets.

License

Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.

Directories

Path Synopsis
Package cli assembles the cocktaildb command tree from the cocktaildb domain on top of the any-cli/kit framework.
Package cli assembles the cocktaildb command tree from the cocktaildb domain on top of the any-cli/kit framework.
cmd
cocktaildb command
Command cocktaildb is a single-binary command line for cocktaildb.
Command cocktaildb is a single-binary command line for cocktaildb.
Package cocktaildb is the library behind the cocktaildb command line: the HTTP client, request shaping, and the typed data models for TheCocktailDB.
Package cocktaildb is the library behind the cocktaildb command line: the HTTP client, request shaping, and the typed data models for TheCocktailDB.

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