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sla-wizard-plugin-hello

v1.0.1

Published

Example plugin fro sla-wizard that adds 'hello' command.

Readme

sla-wizard-plugin-hello

Example plugin for sla-wizard that adds a hello command.

This plugin demonstrates how to extend sla-wizard by registering a custom command that greets the user.
It can be used as a base for building your own plugins.


Installation

npm install sla-wizard-plugin-hello

Usage

After installing, the plugin will add the hello command to sla-wizard.

sla-wizard hello

This will give the following output:

Hello, world! 👋

--name option

You can pass a custom name:

sla-wizard hello --name Dani

This will give the following output:

Hello, Dani! 👋

Additional configuration (custom greeting)

The plugin also supports a greeting configuration in your sla-wizard config file. The config file must be named sla-wizard.config.json and it has this structure:

{
  "plugins": [
    {
      "name": "sla-wizard-plugin-hello",
      "config": {
        "greeting": "Ho la"
      }
    }
  ]
}

NOTE: You can create plugins with no config options.

Now running:

sla-wizard hello --name Dani

Will give the following output:

Ho la, Dani! 👋

Specs

Command: hello

  • Description: Prints a friendly greeting.

  • Options:

    1. --name <name> → Name to greet. Defaults to world.
  • Config:

    1. greeting (string) → Custom greeting text. Defaults to Hello.

Contributing

Feel free to fork this repo and adapt it for your own sla-wizard plugins. Issues and PRs are welcome!