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becomingparas

v1.0.9

Published

My CLI tool built in typescript

Readme

becomingparas / cli-aws 🚀

A CLI tool to explore AWS features, manage tasks, handle environment configs (like Vercel), and automate your workflow — built with ❤️ in TypeScript by Paras Shrestha.

npm version license node version


📦 Installation

Using npm:

npm install -g becomingparas

Or using yarn:

yarn global add becomingparas

Make sure you have Node.js installed (v16+ recommended)


🧠 Usage

becomingparas <command> [options]

Check all available commands:

becomingparas --help

Get version:

becomingparas -v

📚 Available Commands

| Command | Description | | --------- | --------------------------------------------- | | greet | Greet a user | | bye | Say goodbye | | shout | Shout a message loudly 💥 | | ask | Ask interactive questions | | notes | Add, list, and delete notes | | config | Manage config (set/get) for tokens & settings | | user | Add, list, and delete users | | login | Login with email/token | | logout | Clear saved credentials | | whoami | Show currently logged-in user | | task | Manage tasks (add, complete, list, remove) | | vercel | Manage Vercel environment variables | | project | Save or show your current Vercel project |


💪 Examples

🌟 Greet a user

becomingparas greet --name Paras

👤 Manage users

becomingparas user add --name Sujal
becomingparas user list

📝 Notes

becomingparas notes add --title "Meeting Notes"
becomingparas notes list

⚙️ Config

becomingparas config set --key VERCEL_TOKEN --value your_token
becomingparas config get

🔐 Login / Logout

becomingparas login --email [email protected] --token abc123
becomingparas whoami
becomingparas logout

✅ Tasks

becomingparas task add --title "Learn CLI"
becomingparas task list --pending
becomingparas task complete --id 1

🌐 Vercel Env Management

Before using Vercel commands, set your token:

becomingparas config set --key VERCEL_TOKEN --value your_token
becomingparas project set --name my-vercel-project

Set ENV Variable

becomingparas vercel set-env --key NEXTAUTH_SECRET --value supersecret

List ENV Variables

becomingparas vercel get-env

Delete ENV Variable

becomingparas vercel delete-env --key NEXTAUTH_SECRET

📁 Project Structure

src/
├── commander/         # CLI commands like task, config, vercel, etc.
├── utils/             # Shared utility functions (e.g., config, storage)
└── index.ts           # CLI entry point

data/                  # Local config store
package.json           # CLI metadata
tsconfig.json          # TypeScript config

🔧 Development

# Dev run
npm run dev

# Build
npm run build

# Global link
npm link

📜 Publishing to npm

If you renamed the CLI as a scoped package:

npm publish --access public

Scoped packages like @becomingparas/cli must be published with --access public


📟 License

MIT © Paras Shrestha