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create-oglr

v0.0.0

Published

Look at stuff

Downloads

383

Readme

oglr

Look at stuff

Install

With Pear CLI:

pear install pear://o3c9afa5rw7sep5bd3xo796w1gz9f9u7oxg356dc3om958cs84gy

Or bootstrap via npm:

npm init oglr

Either way oglr is installed to ~/.local/bin/oglr on macOS & Linux or %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\oglr\oglr.exe on Windows.

Usage

oglr [source] [subcommand]

source is a directory (., ./x, /abs), a file:// URL, or a pear:// link. With no subcommand opens a interactive REPL (read-eval-print-loop), with subcommand runs once and exits:

oglr pear://<key>            # browse a hyperdrive interactively
oglr ./app.bundle ls         # one-shot: list the bundle's root
oglr ./release.AppImage      # browse an AppImage

Commands

| command | what | |---|---| | ls [path] | list a directory | | cd <path> | enter a directory, or descend into a container file | | cat [path] | print a file (binary is detected, large output truncated) | | tree [path] | recursive listing | | size [path] | file size, or total bytes / file count of a directory | | info [path] | container kind, id/main/addons, file count | | mirror <to> [from] [--force] | copy a subtree to a local directory (refuses a non-empty to without --force) | | up | climb back out to the parent container | | pwd · help · exit | |

Container formats

The prompt shows a single-char sigil for the container you're currently inside:

| sigil | format | |---|---| | @ | pear:// hyperdrive | | # | bare bundle | | % | standalone binary | | = | msix | | + | tar / tar.gz | | & | AppImage (squashfs) |

A plain filesystem path is shown as-is (abbreviated under ~).

Flags

  • --storage <dir> — storage directory (defaults to a per-app location; pass this to run a second instance).
  • --no-updates — disable OTA updates.

Develop

npm test        # brittle, end-to-end through the CLI
npm run lint
npm run make    # standalone builds into ./out

License

Apache-2.0