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copado-mock

v1.0.3

Published

Mock for Copado multi-cloud executable

Downloads

13

Readme

Mock for Copado command

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This very simple mock-version of copado seeks to allow developers local testing without the need of uploading their code to Copado functions online.

Currently the functionality is limited to checking if parameters are correct without actually implementing anything but a console.log for each correct command.

Install

npm install -g copado-mock

Supported options

  • --progress "your message" (alias: -p)
  • --error-message "your message" -p "Error" (aliases: -e, --error) - note that adding -p is required!
  • --result-data "your message" -p "Done" (alias: -r) - note that adding -p is required!
  • --uploadfile "temp/file/path.js" --name "somefile.js" --parentid (alias: -u); adding --name seems to be optional
    • --name "name of file.js"
    • --parentid "salesforce id to which a file shall be uploaded to"
  • --downloadfiles "temp/file/path.js"
    • --parentid "salesforce id to which a file shall be uploaded to"

Examples

copado --error-message "help, we are sinking!" -p "Error"
copado --uploadfile "temp/file/path.js" --parentid "0015500000WOHciAAH" --name "best-file-ever.js"