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spica-symlink

v1.1.1

Published

Symlink tool to replace folder IDs with readable titles in Spica.

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Maintainers

mavliut-fozlievmavliut-fozliev

Keywords

clisymlinkspica

Readme

spica-symlink

A CLI tool to create symbolic links for folders in the Spica project, allowing display of human-readable titles instead of raw MongoDB ObjectIDs.

Installation

npm install -g spica-symlink

Usage

spica-symlink create <path>
# Example:
spica-symlink create ./resources

# → Creates separate directories ./resources/bucket_link and ./resources/function_link
#    and places symbolic links inside them for each subfolder of "bucket" and "function",
#    using titles from schema.yaml in each subfolder.
spica-symlink remove <path>
# Example:
spica-symlink remove ./resources

# → Removes previously created symbolic links in the given path

Arguments

  • <path> — Relative path to the root of the Spica resources directory

Requirements

  • Node.js v14 or newer
  • Operating system that supports symbolic links (Linux/macOS or Windows with admin rights)