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creations

v0.5.0

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A universal creations manager, to scaffold, publish, version, navigate and manage all of your creations, code-related or not!

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creations

A universal creations manager, to scaffold, publish, version, navigate and manage all of your creations, code-related or not!

oclif Version Downloads/week License Build Status

Usage

$ npm install -g creations
$ creations COMMAND
running command...
$ creations (-v|--version|version)
creations/0.5.0 linux-x64 node-v13.11.0
$ creations --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ creations COMMAND
...

Commands

creations add THING NAME

Add a new THING named NAME to the current creation. "things" need to be added in the creation type's configuration.

USAGE
  $ creations add THING NAME

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=creation
  -h, --help               show CLI help
  -v, --debug

EXAMPLES
  $ creations add component ModalAddHomework
  $ creations add resource background.png

See code: src/commands/add.ts

creations archive [NAME]

Archive a creation

USAGE
  $ creations archive [NAME]

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

See code: src/commands/archive.ts

creations config

Manage creations' configuration

USAGE
  $ creations config

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

See code: src/commands/config.ts

creations debug

USAGE
  $ creations debug

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

See code: src/commands/debug.ts

creations delete [NAME]

Deletes a creations from the records AND delete the folder.

USAGE
  $ creations delete [NAME]

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

  -y, --yes                   Do not ask for confirmation.

See code: src/commands/delete.ts

creations goto [CREATION]

Change the current working directory to CREATION's directory

USAGE
  $ creations goto [CREATION]

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

EXAMPLE
  $ creations goto schoolsyst

See code: src/commands/goto.ts

creations help [COMMAND]

display help for creations

USAGE
  $ creations help [COMMAND]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMAND  command to show help for

OPTIONS
  --all  see all commands in CLI

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

creations idea [PROJECT] IDEA

Put new ideas for the current project or for PROJECT

USAGE
  $ creations idea [PROJECT] IDEA

See code: src/commands/idea.ts

creations iteration [VERSION]

Set, increment or get the creation's version

USAGE
  $ creations iteration [VERSION]

ARGUMENTS
  VERSION  If version is "major", "minor" or "patch", the current version will be incremented. If not specified, the
           current creation's version is returned

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

EXAMPLES
  $ creations iteration 1.0.0
  $ creations iteration minor
  $ creations iteration
  v2.0.3

See code: src/commands/iteration.ts

creations list

List all of your creations

USAGE
  $ creations list

OPTIONS
  -a, --show-archived                      Show archived creations

  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID               Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying
                                           on the current creation.

  -f, --format=table|sentences|paths-only  [default: sentences] How to format the list

  -h, --help                               show CLI help

  -s, --sort=type|id|directory|archived    Sort by category, id, directory or archived status.

  -v, --debug

  --no-emojis                              Uses letters for archived status in place of emojis.

  --open                                   Opens the records file

  --show-templates                         Show templates

EXAMPLE
  $ creations list --format paths-only
  /mnt/d/projects/creations
  /mnt/d/Coding/projects/mx3creations
  $ creations list --format table --show-archived
  S  │ Name      │ Type      │ Location                     
     │ creations │ cli/oclif │ /mnt/d/projects/creations          
     │ portfolio │ nuxt/site │ /mnt/d/Coding/projects/mx3creations
  📦 │ aven      │ website   │ /mnt/d/projects/aven

See code: src/commands/list.ts

creations move [NAME] [NEW-DIRECTORY]

Move a project to a different directory.

USAGE
  $ creations move [NAME] [NEW-DIRECTORY]

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -f, --force                 Overwrite existing target directory.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

EXAMPLE
  $ creations list -f paths-only
  /mnt/d/projects/Coding/portfolio
  $ creations move portfolio /mnt/d/projects/
  $ creations list -f paths-only
  /mnt/d/projects/portfolio

See code: src/commands/move.ts

creations new TYPE NAME

Create a new TYPE named CREATION

USAGE
  $ creations new TYPE NAME

OPTIONS
  -O, --no-open               Don't run creations open after creating the creation

  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

  --archive                   Archive existing projects in case the project name is already taken

  --force                     Overwrite existing projects in case the project name is already taken

  --in=DIRECTORY              Generate the template in the specified directory. Uses the type's new.in config as a
                              default.

EXAMPLES
  $ creations new restapi schoolsyst
  $ creations new logo mx3

See code: src/commands/new.ts

creations open [NAME]

Opens CREATION. The difference with goto is that this will also open the project in the configured software (eg. open the .psd in Photoshop)

USAGE
  $ creations open [NAME]

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

  --no-goto                   Don't  run `goto CREATION`

See code: src/commands/open.ts

creations publish

Publish your creation

USAGE
  $ creations publish

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

See code: src/commands/publish.ts

creations regen-records

Regenerates the record, removing projects that no longer exist on disk.

USAGE
  $ creations regen-records

OPTIONS
  -h, --help  show CLI help

See code: src/commands/regen-records.ts

creations register DIRECTORY TYPE [NAME]

Add an existing project directory to

USAGE
  $ creations register DIRECTORY TYPE [NAME]

ARGUMENTS
  DIRECTORY  The directory to register
  TYPE       What is this project?
  NAME       Choose the name. Defaults to DIRECTORY's basename.

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -f, --force                 Overwrite conflicting creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

See code: src/commands/register.ts

creations rename [NAME] [NEW-NAME]

Rename a creation (and move it to its new directory)

USAGE
  $ creations rename [NAME] [NEW-NAME]

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -i, --id-only               Do not change the directory, only the ID.

  -v, --debug

See code: src/commands/rename.ts

creations scan [DIRECTORY]

Scans through an entire directory and interactively add all creations.

USAGE
  $ creations scan [DIRECTORY]

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

See code: src/commands/scan.ts

creations unarchive [NAME]

Unarchive a project

USAGE
  $ creations unarchive [NAME]

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

See code: src/commands/unarchive.ts

creations unregister [NAME]

Removes a creation from the record, but does not delete its directory.

USAGE
  $ creations unregister [NAME]

OPTIONS
  -c, --creation=CREATION-ID  Use this creation instead of the current. Only has effect on commands relying on the
                              current creation.

  -h, --help                  show CLI help

  -v, --debug

See code: src/commands/unregister.ts