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@ui-manifest-json/cli

v0.4.0

Published

One `ui-manifest` command that dispatches to whichever ui-manifest extractor you have installed.

Readme

@ui-manifest-json/cli

One ui-manifest command that detects whichever extractor(s) you have installed and dispatches to them.

npm install --save-dev @ui-manifest-json/cli @ui-manifest-json/angular
# or with @ui-manifest-json/react — or both

npx ui-manifest --with-dom --out ui-manifest.json

This package does no extraction itself. It is a thin dispatcher: it resolves @ui-manifest-json/angular and @ui-manifest-json/react, and forwards your arguments to whichever is present. Install only what you need — a React-only repo never pulls in @angular/compiler, and vice versa.

You don't need this package at all if you only use one extractor; npx ui-manifest-angular and npx ui-manifest-react are the same commands without the indirection. It exists so a shared CI script can call one command without knowing which framework a given repo uses.

Every other flag is forwarded untouched to the extractor — see its README for the full list.

Choosing, when there's a choice

| Installed | Behaviour | |---|---| | one extractor | dispatches to it | | both | errors, and asks for --framework <angular\|react> | | neither | errors, naming what to install |

It never guesses between two installed extractors, and never produces an empty manifest in place of an error — a repo with both is a real situation (a migration, a monorepo), and picking one silently would emit a manifest describing half the app.

npx ui-manifest --framework react --with-dom --out ui-manifest.json

Documentation

License

MIT — see LICENSE.