easelabs-cli

A simple CLI tool to run and test Java code via a local HTTP server, with Java and C installation checks and optional HTTPS tunneling.

Installation

npm install -g easelabs-cli

Usage

Interactive Mode

easelabs start
easelabs --help
easelabs --version

Daemon Mode (Background Service)

# Start the daemon in background
easelabsd start

# Check daemon status
easelabsd status

# Stop the daemon
easelabsd stop

# Restart the daemon
easelabsd restart

# View daemon logs
easelabsd logs
easelabsd logs -f  # Follow logs in real-time
easelabsd logs -n 100  # Show last 100 lines

# Get help
easelabsd --help

The daemon mode (easelabsd) runs the EaseLabs server in the background, so you don't need to keep a terminal window open. It's perfect for development environments where you want the server to always be available.

Cross-Platform Compatibility

This CLI tool works on:

• Linux
• macOS
• Windows

Windows-Specific Notes

• The daemon uses tasklist and taskkill commands for process management on Windows
• Signal handling is adapted for Windows compatibility
• Log following uses a custom implementation instead of tail command
• All features work the same way across platforms