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enable-generate-constants

v1.0.1

Published

CLI to query MongoDB and generate constant/permission JSON files.

Readme

enable-generate-constants

CLI tool to query a MongoDB collection and generate constant/permission JSON files (e.g., _permissions.json or custom target) in specified target package directories.

Output files are written into <targetFolder>/src/<filename> if a src/ folder exists, otherwise <targetFolder>/<filename>.

Usage

npx enable-generate-constants --collection <collection> --folders <folders> [options]

Options

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | -f, --find <query> | Optional MongoDB query as JSON or field=val pairs (default: {}) | | -r, --repoRoot <path> | Repository root containing .env (default: current directory) | | -o, --folders <paths> | Comma-separated list of folders to write output to (required) | | -c, --collection <name> | MongoDB collection containing codes (required) | | -n, --name <field> | Field name to extract (default: code) | | -F, --file <filename> | Output JSON filename (default: _permissions.json) | | -d, --database <name> | Database name override (defaults to MONGODB_DATABASE in .env) | | -u, --connectionString <uri> | MongoDB connection URI override (defaults to .env) | | --dry-run | Query database and display results without writing files | | -h, --help | Show usage help |

Examples

# Generate permissions for UX packages from feature collection
npx enable-generate-constants --find "{}" --collection feature --folders ux/saas,ux/portal

# Generate constants with a custom output file and field name
npx enable-generate-constants --collection roles --name roleKey --file _roles.json --folders packages/auth

# Preview output with --dry-run
npx enable-generate-constants --collection feature --folders ux/saas --dry-run