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@re-x/xxx

v0.0.0-alpha.3

Published

A plugin-based CLI toolkit

Downloads

35

Readme

@re-x/xxx

A plugin-based CLI toolkit. Extend it with your own commands — run bash scripts, JS logic, or open links alias fk

Install

npm install -g @re-x/xxx

Usage

xxx --help
xxx greet Alice --shout
xxx info -s
xxx docs ts

External Plugins

Register your own plugin directories — no need to modify the CLI itself:

xxx plugin add /path/to/my-plugins
xxx plugin ls
xxx plugin rm /path/to/my-plugins

A plugin is a .plugin.mjs file (ESM) that exports a default object:

export default {
  meta: {
    name: 'hello',
    description: 'Say hello',
    type: 'js',            // 'bash' | 'js' | 'open'
    aliases: ['he'],        // 外部插件别名必须 2 个字母
  },
  config: {
    type: 'js',
    action: (options, args) => console.log(`Hello, ${args[0]}!`),
  },
};

External plugins can detect the CLI's language via process.env.XXX_LOCALE ('zh' or 'en') and use getters for dynamic descriptions. See DOCS.md for full documentation (Plugin 完整结构、参数/选项说明、三种类型模板、别名规则、i18n 等).

License

MIT