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@patternsoflife/patterns-cli

v1.0.0

Published

Problem-sustaining patterns CLI scripts

Readme

Patterns NodeJS CLI

This package contains command-line NodeJS scripts that invoke functionality from the patterns package.

Installation

Downloading from npmjs

The easiest way is to install this package globally on your system:

npm i -g @patternsoflife/patterns-cli

This will make the patternjs command available.

Local development

If you have the patterntools git repository checked out on your system for local development, you can also install this package in development mode:

cd patterns-ts-cli
npm install
npm run build
npm link

This will make the patternjs command globally available by linking it to the bin entrypoint in your package.json. After rebuilding the package with npm run build, the global command will reflect the changes.

Usage

Running a script

After installation you can run scripts in the following way:

patternjs <cmd> [args]

Where <cmd> specifies the script to run and [args] the arguments, if any, needed to run the script. For example:

patternjs svg mypattern.json

Getting help

For more information about the available commands, run:

patternjs -h

For help on a specific command, run:

patternjs <cmd> -h

Definitions for SVG generator

The patternjs svg command assumes that there is a definitions directory containing the context_categories.json, role_categories.json, and node_definitions.json files.