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c-javascript-instrumenter

v0.0.1

Published

A CLI tool to get Git commitId and pass it to javascript-instrumenter

Readme

Commit Instrumenter CLI

A command-line tool that retrieves the commitId of the current Git repository and passes it to the javascript-instrumenter CLI.

Features

  • Get the latest commitId of the current Git repository automatically
  • Allow users to specify a custom commitId using the -c, --commit option
  • Pass the commitId and all options to the javascript-instrumenter CLI

Installation

# Global installation
npm install -g c-javascript-instrumenter

# Local installation
npx c-javascript-instrumenter

Usage

Basic Usage

usage examples

# Execute javascript-instrumenter and pass the commitId to the specified JavaScript file
c-javascript-instrumenter --input 'D:/git/teamscale/demo-teamscale/dist/assets/* ' \
--collector localhost:54678 \
--config-id demo-teamscale \
--in-place \
--include-origin 'demo-teamscale' \
--log-level debug

c-javascript-instrumenter --input 'D:/git/teamscale/demo-teamscale/dist/assets/*' --collector localhost:54678 --config-id demo-teamscale --in-place --include-origin 'demo-teamscale' --log-level debug

Command-line Options

This tool supports the following additional option:

  • -c, --commit <commitId>: Use the specified commitId instead of automatically retrieving from Git

For all other parameters, refer to the documentation of @teamscale/javascript-instrumenter. The commit parameter is automatically handled by this tool.

Notes

  • Make sure the current directory is a Git repository
  • This tool requires Node.js 16.0.0 or higher

License

ISC