Jarvis CLI

Jarvis is a continually growing cross-platform CLI that helps with routine tasks and speeds up a few things.

Currently, Jarvis can:

• Manage git configs
• Manage GCP configs
• Manage S3 access configs
• Initialise react projects
• Create react components
• Deploy react projects to Google App Engine
• Push changes to GitHub
• Pull changes from GitHub
• Clone repos from GitHub
• Initialise git directories
• Open websites
• Search websites
• Upload files and folders to S3
• Display cheat sheets
• Open documentation for languages, frameworks, and platforms in your browser
• Count the lines of code in a project
• Get stats on a project including line and file counts

Install Jarvis

You can install Jarvis by cloning it from GitHub or installing from NPM.

git clone https://github.com/willptswan/jarvis.git
cd jarvis
npm link

npm install -g @willptswan/jarvis

Jarvis requires the following CLI's to be installed:

• Cloud SDK - Install

Using Jarvis

Below is a list of all of the commands that Jarvis can do, if you want to know more about how each command works, then please read my Medium Story.

Version

Display the current version of Jarvis.

jarvis version

Help

List all of the commands that Jarvis is capable of running.

jarvis help

Reset

Reset Jarvis, this deletes all stored configs and resets all settings.

jarvis reset

Config New

Create and store a new config. Valid arguments are git, gcp, and s3.

jarvis config-new git
jarvis config-new gcp
jarvis config-new s3

Config Delete

Delete a stored config. Valid arguments are git, gcp, and s3.

jarvis config-delete git
jarvis config-delete gcp
jarvis config-delete s3

Config Update

Update a stored config. Valid arguments are git, gcp, and s3.

jarvis config-update git
jarvis config-update gcp
jarvis config-update s3

Config Switch

Switch between stored configs. Valid arguments are git, gcp, and s3.

jarvis config-switch git
jarvis config-switch gcp
jarvis config-switch s3

Config View

View all stored configs. Valid arguments are git, gcp, s3, and all.

jarvis config-view git
jarvis config-view gcp
jarvis config-view s3
jarvis config-view all

React Init

Initialise a complete boilerplate React project.

jarvis react-init <projectName>

e.g.

jarvis react-init my-project
jarvis react-init MyProject
jarvis react-init myProject

By default, Jarvis will use LESS for all styles. If you would like to use SCSS then update the useSCSS setting.

React Create

Create a new boilerplate React component.

jarvis react-create <ComponentName>

e.g.

jarvis react-create MyComponent

By default, Jarvis will use LESS for all styles. If you would like to use SCSS then update the useSCSS setting.

React Deploy

Deploy a react project to Google App Engine.

jarvis react-deploy <platform> <version>

e.g.

jarvis react-deploy gae 1.0.0

React Build

Build and run a project in the dev environment.

jarvis react-build

Git Push

Add, commit, and push changes to GitHub.

jarvis git-push <version> [files]

e.g.

jarvis git-push 1.0.0 // Push all changes
jarvis git-push 1.0.0 file.js // Only push changes to file.js
jarvis git-push 1.0.0 file1.js file2.js // Push changes for all passed files

Git Pull

Pull changes from a GitHub repo.

jarvis git-pull

Git Clone

Clone a repo from GitHub.

jarvis git-clone <repoName>

e.g.

jarvis git-clone my-repo

Git Init

Initialise a git directory.

jarvis git-init

Google App Engine Deploy

Deploy a new version of a project to Google App Engine.

jarvis gae-deploy <version>

e.g.

jarvis gae-deploy 1.0.0

S3 Upload

Upload files and folders to AWS S3.

jarvis s3-upload <filePath> -p

Single file upload:

jarvis s3-upload file.js

Multi file upload:

jarvis s3-upload FolderWithMultipleFiles -p

Folder upload:

jarvis s3-upload Folder

Site Open

Open a website in a new browser tab.

jarvis site-open <site>

e.g.

jarvis site-open https://github.com // Opens GitHub
jarvis site-open github.com // Opens GitHub
jarvis site-open so // Opens Stack Overflow
jarvis site-open npm // Opens NPM
jarvis site-open cocoa // Opens CocoaPods
jarvis site-open g // Opens Google
jarvis site-open awe // Opens Awesome
jarvis site-open gh // Opens GitHub
jarvis site-open css // Opens CSS Tricks

Site Search

Open and search a website in a new browser tab.

jarvis site-search <site>

e.g.

jarvis site-search so // Searches Stack Overflow
jarvis site-search npm // Searches NPM
jarvis site-search g // Searches Google
jarvis site-search gh // Searches GitHub
jarvis site-search css // Searches CSS Tricks

Settings Update

Update the settings.

jarvis settings-update

Settings Reset

Reset all settings to default values.

settings-reset

Settings View

View all of your current settings.

settings-View

Cheat Sheet

Display the cheat sheet for a language or framework, the section is optional.

cs <type> [section]

e.g.

jarvis cs javascript
jarvis cs javascript basic-object

Available Cheat Sheets: ActionScript, Characters, CMake, CSS, Docker, Drush, ExpressJS, Git, HTML, HTMLDOM, HTTPStatus, Javascript, jQuery, Linux, mod_rewrite, MongoShell, MySQL, NodeJS, PHP, Python, Regex, Ruby, SVN, UnderscoreJS.

Cheat Sheet Types

Display the available cheat sheets

cs-types

Cheat Sheet Type Sections

Display the available sections for a cheat sheet

cs-sections <type>

e.g.

jarvis cs-sections javascript

Documentation

Open documentation for a language, framework, or platform in your browser.

documentation <type>

e.g.

jarvis documentation javascript

Available Documentation:

Languages: ABAP, ActionScript, Ada, APL, ASP.NET, C, C++, C#, CSS, SCSS, LESS, Erland, Elixir, F#, Go, Haskell, HTML, Java, JavaScript, NodeJS, List, ObjectiveC, OCaml, Perl, PHP, Python, R, RubyOnRails, Scala, Swift, VisualBasic, XML, Rust, Kotlin, Ruby, TypeScript.

Frameworks: Boostrap, jQuery, lodash, request, chalk, react, express, commander, moment, debug, prop-types, react-dom, async, bluebird, fs-extra, tslib, axios, underscore, uuid, mkdirp, classnames, vue, body-parser, yargs, webpack, glob, rxjs, colors, inquirer, minimist, babel-core, core-js, aws-sdk, dotenv, yeoman-generator, redux, tensorflow, Kibana.

Platforms: Apache, Nginx, Kubernetes, Docker, Git, Heroku, Azure, GoogleCloud, AWS, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, ApacheSpark, ElasticSearch, CockroachDB, Joomla.

Documentation List

Display a list of all available documentation types.

documentation-list

Project Lines

Count the amount of lines of code in a project including a detailed breakdown of lines per file.

project-lines [ignoreFiles]

By default project-lines ignores:

README.md
LICENSE
CHANGELOG.md
package.json
package-lock.json
.sass-lint.yml
.gitignore
.gcloudignore
.eslintrc
node_modules/
.git/
*.com
*.class
*.dll
*.exe
*.o
*.so
*.7z
*.dmg
*.gz
*.iso
*.jar
*.rar
*.tar
*.zip
*.log
*.sql
*.sqlite
.DS_Store
.Spotlight-V100
.Trashes
ehthumbs.db
Thumbs.db

To ignore specific files or folders, add them to the command. For example:

project-lines file1.js folder1/

To ignore every file with a particular extension use the following syntax: (This excludes every json file)

project-lines ext.json

If there is a .gitignore file in the same directory that you run the command then that will also be used to calculate what files to ignore.

Project Stats

Display stats for a project.

project-stats [ignoreFiles]

The stats the are produced include:

• Total line count
• Average line count
• Max line count including the file
• Min line count including the file
• Total files
• Total quantity of files by extension
• Percentage of project by file extension

By default project-stats ignores:

README.md
LICENSE
CHANGELOG.md
package.json
package-lock.json
.sass-lint.yml
.gitignore
.gcloudignore
.eslintrc
node_modules/
.git/
*.com
*.class
*.dll
*.exe
*.o
*.so
*.7z
*.dmg
*.gz
*.iso
*.jar
*.rar
*.tar
*.zip
*.log
*.sql
*.sqlite
.DS_Store
.Spotlight-V100
.Trashes
ehthumbs.db
Thumbs.db

To ignore specific files or folders, add them to the command. For example:

project-lines file1.js folder1/

To ignore every file with a particular extension use the following syntax: (This excludes every json file)

project-lines ext.json

If there is a .gitignore file in the same directory that you run the command then that will also be used to calculate what files to ignore.

License

See LICENSE file.