ctosooa

CTO Sooatek tool - A command-line utility package.

Installation

Install globally using npm:

npm install -g ctosooa

Usage

Built-in Commands

Echo Command

The echo command prints the provided message to the console.

ctosooa echo <message>

Examples:

# Simple message
ctosooa echo "Hello World"

# Multiple words
ctosooa echo This is a test message

# With quotes
ctosooa echo "Welcome to ctosooa CLI"

Output:

Hello World
This is a test message
Welcome to ctosooa CLI

Version Command

ctosooa --version
ctosooa -v

Custom Commands

The CLI automatically routes commands to files in the commands/ folder.

Example: Hello Command

ctosooa hello 1

Output:

Hello 1! Welcome to ctosooa.
You passed the number: 1
Double of 1 is: 2

ctosooa hello World

Output:

Hello World! Welcome to ctosooa.

Symfony Command

Create a complete Symfony API project with all configurations.

ctosooa symfony <project-name>

Example:

ctosooa symfony hello

What it does automatically:

• ✅ Creates complete Symfony API skeleton
• ✅ Installs API Platform and Maker bundle
• ✅ Configures MySQL database
• ✅ Creates the database (if MySQL is running)
• ✅ Creates HelloController with two API endpoints:
  • GET /api/hello - Returns hello message
  • GET /api/hello/{name} - Returns personalized message
• ✅ Clears cache
• ✅ Everything ready to use!

Prerequisites:

• Composer installed
• PHP 8.1+
• MySQL running (recommended: root/root credentials)

After creation (only 2 steps!):

cd hello
symfony server:start
curl http://localhost:8000/api/hello

That's it! Everything is pre-configured.

Analyse Command

Analyze a directory using Claude CLI to get insights about the codebase.

ctosooa analyse [directory]

Prerequisites:

Make sure you have Claude CLI installed and available in your PATH. The command will use the claude command by default.

Examples:

# Analyze current directory
ctosooa analyse

# Analyze specific directory
ctosooa analyse /path/to/project

Configuration (Optional):

If your Claude CLI is not in PATH or has a custom location, create a config.json file in the ctosooa installation directory:

{
  "claudePath": "/usr/local/bin/claude"
}

Or for custom installations:

{
  "claudePath": "/home/user/.nvm/versions/node/v20.0.0/bin/claude"
}

What it does:

• Scans all code files in the directory (.js, .ts, .json, .md, etc.)
• Skips node_modules, .git, and hidden files
• Executes Claude CLI with the codebase content
• Provides insights on:
  • Project structure and organization
  • Technologies and frameworks used
  • Code quality observations
  • Potential improvements
  • Security considerations

Creating Your Own Commands

1. Create a new .js file in the commands/ folder
2. Export a function that takes an args array as parameter
3. The command name will match the filename

Example: commands/greet.js

module.exports = function(args) {
  const name = args[0] || 'Guest';
  console.log(`Greetings, ${name}!`);
};

Usage:

ctosooa greet Alice
# Output: Greetings, Alice!

Uninstallation

To remove the package:

npm uninstall -g ctosooa