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@vidhyasagarthakur/cli

v0.1.2

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CLI for the DevToolkit ecosystem

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@vidhyasagarthakur/cli

Command-line interface for DevToolkit.

Install

pnpm add -g @vidhyasagarthakur/cli

Or run without global install:

pnpm dlx @vidhyasagarthakur/cli --help

Commands

devtoolkit run

Run toolkit plugins in CLI mode.

devtoolkit run --css --debug --report ./devtoolkit-report.json --duration 30
devtoolkit run --config ./devtoolkit.config.json

Options:

  • --css enable CSS tracker plugin
  • --debug verbose logs
  • --report <path> write emitted css:report JSON before exit
  • --duration <seconds> auto-stop after N seconds
  • --config <path> load options/plugins from config JSON

devtoolkit init

Generate a config file for repeatable runs.

devtoolkit init
devtoolkit init --output ./devtoolkit.config.json --force

devtoolkit report

Read a previously generated JSON report and print a summary.

devtoolkit report --input ./devtoolkit-report.json --top 10

Options:

  • --top <n> number of top used classes to print
  • --json print parsed report JSON instead of summary

devtoolkit list-plugins

List built-in plugins and their status.

devtoolkit list-plugins
devtoolkit list-plugins --json

devtoolkit doctor

Run local environment checks (Node version, runtime info, write access).

devtoolkit doctor

Also reports default config health and JSON validity if present.

Typical Flow

  1. Run: devtoolkit run --css --report ./report.json
  2. Stop process (Ctrl+C) to flush report
  3. Inspect: devtoolkit report --input ./report.json

License

MIT