Cat-bin

Getting Started

Install packages using yarn (we assume you have pre-installed npm and node.js).

• Install

  yarn global add cat-bin

• Example

  cat-bin [Arguments]

Arguments

• check-package

  Check npm package with npm-check.

  • silent, -s: Print the information or not.

  • ignore, -i: Use to ignore dependencies that match specified glob.

  • Example:

    cat-bin check-package -i bundler-loader?*

• check-branch

  Check if branch is merged. Owing to rebase, git branch --merged is not always work. As a result, use this command to check merged branch.

  • silent, -s: Print the information or not.

  • token, -t: Add personal access token.

  • Example:

    cat-bin check-branch -t <token>

• check-npm

  Show the structure of the folders with .npmignore.

  • silent, -s: Print the information or not.

  • Example:

    cat-bin npmignore

• server

  Open a server to get the files from cat-bin client.

  • silent, -s: Print the information or not.

  • port, -p: Use to set the port for the server.

  • folder, -f: Rename project to folder.

  • Example:

    cat-bin server

• client

  Watch the files and post the files from cat-bin server.

  • silent, -s: Print the information or not.

  • host, -h: Use to set the host of the server.

  • port, -p: Use to set the port of the server.

  • ignore, -i: Use to ignore files that match specified glob.

  • Example:

    cat-bin client

• upload

  Send a file or a folder to cat-bin server.

  • silent, -s: Print the information or not.

  • file,-f: Use to choose file.

  • host, -h: Use to set the host of the server.

  • port, -p: Use to set the port of the server.

  • Example:

    cat-bin upload

• showIP

  Show local ip.

  • silent, -s: Print the information or not.

  • Example:

    cat-bin showIP

License

MIT © HsuTing