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rosmaro-cli

v0.5.2

Published

Command line interface for rosmaro

Downloads

10

Readme

Rosmaro-cli (WIP)

Remove the tedious boilerplating of rosmaro handlers, use Rosmaro-cli to cut down on boilerplating managing and naming your handler from the graph.json you generated using rosmaro visual editor

install localy

    npm i -save-dev rosmaro-cli

install

    npm i -g rosmaro-cli

In case you download it localy to run rosmaro-cli you need to call node_modules/.bin/rosmaro instead of just rosmaro

Update - Name TBD

Harness rosmaro-cli Update command for when you have a new graph ready and need to make all that boilerplating of handlers. just run the command and fill in the necessary UI, no boilerpalting needed

    rosmaro update

Update command will generate handlers template with the node name as the file name in the handlers folder, add all node arrows as a field to the handler JSON camelCased for convenience and include the handler in all.js file. and generate the main handler

example of handler

export default ({ ctx,thisModel,thisModelNode }) => ({
  atePizza: () => ({
    arrow: "ate pizza"
  }),
  render: () => {}
})

start rosmaro project

init

    rosmaro init <project-name>

Get rosmaro project started with rosmaro-cli init command.

Start with specific framwork/library

    rosmaro init <project-name> -f <framwork>

Supported frameworks

  • React - Soon
  • AngularJS - Soon
  • Angular - Soon
  • VueJS - Soon
  • Lit-HTML - Soon

utilize --url command and add a custom graph from the web auto generate relevent handlers template with the choosen framework/library. no code is written tho

example

    rosmaro init <project-name> -f [framwork] -u "http://github.com/somethigsomethingdarkside"