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@art-work/cli

v0.1.4

Published

22 days ago

CLI for discovering projects, inspecting and synchronizing checkouts, linking resources, and executing commands across them.

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@art-work/cli

Purpose: Operate and monitor multi-repository development environments.

Description: CLI for discovering projects, inspecting and synchronizing checkouts, linking resources, and executing commands across them.

Installation

npm install -g @art-work/cli

Usage

art-work-cli --help

Commands

sanity — List checkout statuses.
checkout run — Execute an arbitrary command in all matching checkouts.
clone — Create new checkout from know reops.
pull — Pull from origin.
push — Push to origin.
sync — Pull from origin then push to origin.
branch — Branch across multitple checkouts.
link — Symlink packages for local dev.
repo — List repositories and their packages.

Development

Build Targets

This package is meant for use in Node.js environments. The entry point is built using esbuild pre-configured by Workspace Tooling.

Scripts

$ npm run dev — Watch mode for development
$ npm run build — Build the CLI package
$ npm run build:types:esm — Generate ESM type definitions
$ npm run build:types:cjs — Generate CJS type definitions
$ npm run lint — Check formatting, lint, and type check
$ npm run lint:fix — Fix formatting and lint issues
$ npm run build:clean — Remove build artifacts
$ npm run ci — Run CI pipeline
$ npm run test — Run tests

License

Copyright (c) 2026 Noodlestan.

Published under a MIT license.