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@wizzi/cli

v0.8.6

Published

Wizzi Command Line Interface

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135

Readme

wizzi.cli

Wizzi Command Line Interface

Work still in progress

Availability of features will be announced on Twitter and Facebook

npm install -g wizzi-cli

wizzi-cli

The Wizzi command line interface (CLI) performs basic functionality, such as executing a Wizzi Production, creating a Wizzi Package based on a templated Meta Production, wizzifying an existent artifact or a folder of artifacts, meta wizzifying an existent wizzi package The Wizzi CLI is packaged as an executable that can be used globally. Is available via npm and should be installed globally by running

npm install -g wizzi-cli

Run wz help for full help.

CLI Commands

"main"

Execute a wizzi package production (default) or a single artifact or single folder production or a specified command

wz [noarguments | configname | --source <file|folder> --dest <file|folder> -ctx <file>[-ctx <file>]...] --config <file>| [command <options>]

|Argument |Description || |-------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| |noarguments |execute a wizzi production using the 'wizzi.config.js' default config file
| |configname |execute a wizzi production using the 'wizzi.config..js' config file
|- The config file is searched in the current and upwards in parent folders| |[--source | -s] <file | folder>|execute the wizzi production of a single file or folder using optionaly one or more context data files (json or yaml
| |[--dest | -d] <file | folder>|the destination file or folder of the production. A source folder requires a destination folder.
| |[--config | -c] |the path to the optional generation configuration file: .config.js
|- Basic plugins are included in the Wizzi CLI.|- You can add extra plugins using a config file of the same format as for the 'wz' command.|

commands: job ................. execute a wizzi job fy .................. wizzify a file or folder meta ................ execute a wizzi meta production metify .............. execute the 'metafication' of a wizzi production version ............. show package version help ................ show help menu for a command |- Try: wz help [command] to see each command options

"job"

Execute the wizzi job defined in a configuration file

wz job --config <file>

|Argument |Description || |----------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| |[--config | -c] |the name of the job configuration file: .config.js
|- The config file is searched in the current folder|

"fy"

Execute the 'wizzifycation' of a file or folder

wz fy --source <file|folder> --dest <file|folder> --config <file>

|Argument |Description || |-------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| |[--source | -s] <file | folder>|the source file or folder
| |[--dest | -d] <file | folder>|the destination file or folder
| |[--config | -c] |a config file for extra plugins
|- A wizzi plugin can optionaly contain a wizzifier for its language schema.|- Basic wizzifiers are included in the Wizzi CLI.|- You can add extra plugins using a config file of the same format as for the 'wz' command.|

"meta"

Execute a wizzi meta production

wz meta [<metaname> | --config <filepath>

|Argument|Description || |--------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| |metaname|the name of the meta production config file: wizzi.meta.config..js
|- The config file is searched in the current (cwd) and upwards in parent folders| |config |the path of the meta production config file: .config.js
|- The config file|

"metify"

Execute the 'metafication' of a wizzi folder

wz metify --source <folder> --dest <folder> [--name <name>] [--compress <subfolder[;subfolder[;...]]>>]

|Argument |Description || |-----------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| |[--source | -s] |the source file or folder
| |[--dest | -d] |the destination file or folder
| |[--name | -n] |the name to assign to the created meta production
| |[--compress | -c]|semicolon separated list of folders that you prefer 'metamanaged' by their parents
|

Wizzi

One machinery, many productions.

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the license.txt for details.