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teabrew

v0.8.0

Published

An expandable and customizable CLI

Readme

Tea

Tea is a open CLI with the goal to easily add new commands without creating a whole new CLI for your new project.

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Usage:

  1. To start working with the CLI just add it globally:
npm i -g teabrew

Note: You can also install this with other package mangers such as pnpm or yarn.

  1. Then you can use the CLI with the command: tea

More on that here: How does the CLI work?

Documentation

For Usage, Project Setup and Contribution please visit the Wiki

Contributing

If you want to take part in contribution, like fixing issues and contributing directly to the code base, plase visit the How to Contribute document.

Useful links:

License - Contributing - Code of conduct - Issues - Pull requests - Security

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