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gitmyabi-gma

v1.1.0

Published

npx-friendly entrypoint for the GitMyABI CLI (installs @gitmyabi/cli); exposes gmacli binary

Readme

gitmyabi-gma

Unscoped npm package that installs the GitMyABI CLI (@gitmyabi/cli) as a dependency and exposes the gmacli binary. Same implementation as gma — useful when you want npx without a scope or docs that reference a short global install name.

(Package name gitmyabi-gma avoids npm’s “too similar to existing package gma-cli” block on the legacy name gmacli.)

Install

npm i -g gitmyabi-gma

Then run:

gmacli --help
gmacli shell

npx (no global install)

npx gitmyabi-gma --help
npx gitmyabi-gma demo --yes

On first run, npm installs this package (which pulls in @gitmyabi/cli), then executes the CLI.

Relation to gma

The full CLI is published as @gitmyabi/cli. That package ships gma, forge-gma, and gmacli binaries from one install. This gitmyabi-gma package is a thin shim: one dependency and a small bin file so users can install without typing @gitmyabi/cli.

  • Prefer @gitmyabi/cli if you already use scoped packages or want every binary in one place.
  • Prefer gitmyabi-gma if you want an unscoped package name for global installs or docs.

All features (see the main README) apply to both entrypoints.

Documentation

Full command reference, gma shell, login, and configuration: packages/cli README (also published on npm with @gitmyabi/cli).

Development (monorepo)

From the repo root, this package lives under packages/gmacli/ and uses workspace:* to link @gitmyabi/cli. Release versions of @gitmyabi/cli and gitmyabi-gma are kept in sync by scripts before publish.