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@easyprev/cli

v0.1.0

Published

CLI da easyprev: autenticação via GitHub Device Flow e bootstrap do monorepo workspace

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Keywords

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Readme

@easyprev/cli

CLI da easyprev. Autentica via GitHub Device Flow e inicializa o monorepo workspace clonando só os submodules a que você tem acesso.

Instalação

npm install -g @easyprev/cli

Uso

1. Login

easyprev login

Abre o fluxo OAuth do GitHub. Vai imprimir um código curto e uma URL — abra a URL no browser, cole o código e autorize. O token fica guardado em ~/.config/easyprev/auth.json (mode 600).

Se você não pertence à org easyprev, o login completa mas os comandos seguintes não vão encontrar nenhum repo.

2. Init do workspace

easyprev init [diretório]
# default: ./workspace
  • Clona easyprev/workspace
  • Para cada submodule declarado em .gitmodules, verifica se você tem acesso (via API do GitHub)
  • Inicializa só os submodules que você pode ver
  • Roda npm install na raiz (npm workspaces hoista node_modules)

3. Outros

easyprev whoami    # mostra usuário e org
easyprev logout    # apaga o token local

Comportamento por permissão

| Cenário | Resultado | |---|---| | User não logado | comandos pedem easyprev login | | User logado mas sem acesso à org easyprev | init clona workspace (se for público) ou falha; submodules ficam vazios | | User com acesso parcial (ex.: só backoffice-*) | init inicializa só apps/backoffice-ui e apps/backoffice-api, ignora resto | | User core-team (acesso a tudo) | init inicializa todos os submodules |

Desenvolvimento

cd packages/cli
npm install
npm run build
node dist/cli.js login

Configurar OAuth App (admin da org easyprev)

  1. https://github.com/organizations/easyprev/settings/applications/new
  2. Name: easyprev CLI, Homepage: https://github.com/easyprev, Callback: http://localhost
  3. Após criar, habilitar Device Flow nas configurações
  4. Copiar o Client ID
  5. Definir no build/release como EASYPREV_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID