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nuxt-charts-cli

v1.0.1

Published

Awesome CLI tool for downloading Nuxt Charts components

Readme

Nuxt Charts CLI

A secure command-line interface for downloading and installing Nuxt Charts components.

Installation

npm install -g nuxt-charts-cli

Usage

Authentication (API Token)

Some commands require an API token for authentication. You can set your token once and it will be used automatically for future commands:

# Set your API token
nuxt-charts config set-token <your-token-here>

# You can also pass the token directly to commands if needed
nuxt-charts add Calendar --token <your-token-here>

If no token is provided via CLI option, the CLI will use the token saved in your config file.

Add a component

# Add to default location (./app/components/{ComponentName})
nuxt-charts add Calendar

# Add to custom location
nuxt-charts add progress-circle ./components/ui/ProgressCircle.vue

# Add with token (if not set globally)
nuxt-charts add Calendar --token <your-token-here>

List available components

nuxt-charts list

Get help

nuxt-charts --help

Available Components

  • calendar - Calendar component
  • progress-circle - Progress circle component

Error Handling

The CLI provides clear error messages and:

  • Graceful error handling without system crashes
  • Automatic cleanup of temporary files
  • Detailed logging for debugging

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build the CLI
npm run build

# Test locally
npm link

License

MIT