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pulkitxm

v0.1.0

Published

Simple CLI to view Pulkit's developer profile

Readme

Simple PulkitXM CLI Setup Guide

This guide explains how to set up and use the simple CLI tool.

Quick Setup

  1. Create a directory for your CLI:
mkdir pulkitxm-cli
cd pulkitxm-cli
  1. Create the two required files:

    • Save the CLI code as cli.js
    • Save the package.json content as package.json
  2. Make the CLI script executable (on Linux/Mac):

chmod +x cli.js
  1. Test the CLI locally:
node cli.js

Testing with npx

To test as if it were installed with npx:

  1. Link the package locally:
npm link
  1. Run the command:
pulkitxm
  1. When you're done testing, unlink:
npm unlink pulkitxm

Publishing

When you're ready to publish:

npm login
npm publish

After publishing, users can run:

npx pulkitxm

Notes

  • No external dependencies are used in this version
  • Only Node.js built-in modules are used:
    • https for API requests
    • readline for interactive CLI
  • The CLI will display all profile information in plain text
  • Simple error handling is included

This minimal approach avoids any potential package compatibility issues and makes the CLI extremely portable.