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@plures-adp/installer

v1.0.0

Published

Installer for adding ADP to any project

Readme

ADP Installer

Universal installer for adding Architectural Discipline Package (ADP) to any project type.

🚀 Quick Start

Online Installation (Recommended)

Using npx (no installation required):

# In your project directory
npx @plures-adp/installer install

Or using npm create:

npm create adp@latest

Offline Installation (Air-Gapped Environments)

  1. Download the offline bundle (on a connected machine):
npx @plures-adp/installer download-offline
  1. Copy the adp-offline folder to your air-gapped system

  2. Run the offline installer:

cd adp-offline
node install-offline.js

Or use the installer:

npx @plures-adp/installer install --offline

📦 Supported Project Types

The installer automatically detects and supports:

  • Node.js / TypeScript - Adds to package.json, creates ESLint config
  • Deno - Configures deno.json tasks
  • PowerShell - Creates PowerShell module wrappers
  • C# - Adds analysis scripts for .NET projects
  • Rust - Configures Cargo.toml aliases
  • Python - Creates analysis scripts
  • Go - Creates analysis scripts

🛠️ Usage

Install Command

npx @plures-adp/installer install [options]

Options:

  • --offline - Use offline installation from local cache
  • --project-type <type> - Specify project type (auto-detected if not provided)
  • --package-manager <pm> - Package manager to use (npm, yarn, pnpm)
  • --skip-deps - Skip installing dependencies
  • --minimal - Install minimal configuration only

Initialize (Alias)

npx @plures-adp/installer init

Download Offline Bundle

npx @plures-adp/installer download-offline [options]

Options:

  • -o, --output <dir> - Output directory (default: ./adp-offline)

📋 What Gets Installed

All Projects

  • .adp-config.json - Configuration file with language-specific settings
  • Analysis and recommendation tools

Node.js/TypeScript Projects

  • @plures-adp/cli (dev dependency)
  • @plures-adp/core (dev dependency)
  • @plures-adp/eslint-plugin (dev dependency)
  • Updated package.json scripts:
    • adp:analyze - Run architecture analysis
    • adp:recommend - Get refactoring recommendations
    • adp:check - Analysis in JSON format
  • eslint.config.js - ESLint configuration (if not present)

Deno Projects

  • Tasks in deno.json:
    • adp:analyze - Run analysis
    • adp:recommend - Get recommendations

PowerShell Projects

  • .adp/adp.psm1 - PowerShell module with:
    • Invoke-ADPAnalysis - Run analysis
    • Get-ADPRecommendations - Get recommendations

C# Projects

  • adp-analyze.sh - Analysis script

Rust Projects

  • Cargo aliases in Cargo.toml:
    • cargo adp-analyze
    • cargo adp-recommend

🌐 Publishing Support

The ADP packages are published to:

  • npm - Main distribution channel
  • Can be used with Deno via npm: specifiers
  • Compatible with pnpm, yarn, and bun

🔒 Offline/Air-Gapped Installation

For environments without internet access:

  1. On a connected machine, download the offline bundle:

    npx @plures-adp/installer download-offline -o /path/to/bundle
  2. The bundle includes:

    • All required npm packages as tarballs
    • Installation script
    • Documentation
  3. Transfer the bundle to the air-gapped system

  4. Run the installation:

    cd /path/to/bundle
    node install-offline.js

📖 Next Steps

After installation:

  1. Run Analysis

    npm run adp:analyze
    # or
    npx architectural-discipline analyze
  2. Get Recommendations

    npm run adp:recommend
    # or
    npx architectural-discipline recommend
  3. Check Documentation

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see the main Contributing Guide.

📄 License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.

🔗 Links