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@atomicsmash/cli

v12.0.0

Published

A collection of CLI tools by Atomic Smash.

Readme

Atomic Smash CLI

A collection of CLI tools by Atomic Smash.

For help using the cli, use the following command:

smash-cli --help

Development

To work on this package, navigate to the root of the project and run:

  1. nvm use - This will set the correct node environment (this is important for permissions for the following step)
  2. npm install
  3. npm run dev - To start tracking file changes and will transpile all .ts files down into usable .js files in dist.

Once these commands are done, you're ready to start working on this project. Check the "CHECKLISTS" file for a checklist of tasks for any development work.

Run the package locally

Navigate to the project/site you would like to work on, then run your selected command using:

npx <Absolute path to project>/packages/packages/cli <command>

Instead of a package name from the npm registry, this points directly to a local directory on disk; npx will look inside that folder's package.json for the bin entry and execute it.