Installation

In order to get started with ‘esy’, you will first need to install it on your system. To do so, run the following command:

npm i @kul-kus/esy -g

NOTE: For Ubuntu OS, make sure to run the 'esy store' command before using any git commands.

Contents

• Get Started
• Commands

Get Started

esy is a Command Line Interface tool that simplifies basic git operations. Also, it simplifies account switching in webMethods.io Integration connectors along with performing various CRUD operations in accounts.

Commands

Following are the commands which esy npm supports.

• esy push
• esy pull
• esy checkout
• esy branch
• esy store
• esy change
• esy show
• esy create
• esy update
• esy remane
• esy delete
• esy whoami
• esy kill
• esy schema
• esy help
• esy version

push

Pushes changes to your git repository. It provides you with an interactive CLI user interface to select your changes to push.

  esy push <commit_message>

pull

Pulls changes from git repository.

  esy pull

checkout

Checks out to a specific branch and pulls latest changes from the selected branch. It provides a list of branches you can checkout to.

  esy checkout 

branch

Use this command to know your current branch.

  esy branch 

store

Use this command to store your git credentials on your disk.

  esy branch 

change

Changes the account for webMethods.io Integration CLI connector. This Command provides you an interactive CLI user interface to select your account from.

  esy change <filter_param>

show

Use this command to view specific authentication files.

  esy show <filter_param>

create

Use this command to create a new authentication file.

  esy create

update

Use this command to update a specific authentication file.

  esy update <filter_param>

rename

Use this command to rename a specific authentication file.

  esy rename <filter_param>

delete

Use this command to delete a specific authentication file.

  esy delete <filter_param>

whoami

Use this command to show the current user.

  esy whoami

kill

Use this to kill any running process.

  esy kill <port_number>

schema

Use this schema for specified object.

  esy schema <input_object>

help

Use this command to list all the commands you can use.

  esy help

version

Use this command to list current version of your esy npm.

  esy version