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veevart-cli

v0.0.1

Published

Veevart Command Line Interface package

Readme

Veevart CLI

This is a command-line interface (CLI) for Veevart to help with internal development workflows.

Installation

npm install -g veevart-cli

Usage

veev <command> [options]

Commands

veev --help

Displays the help message, which includes a list of available commands and their options.

veev --version

Displays the current version of the Veevart CLI.

veev affected

This command lists the directories that have changed between the current branch and a specified base branch.

Arguments
  • [--base-branch <branch>]: Optional. Specifies the base branch to compare against. Defaults to main.
  • [--base-dir <directory>]: Optional. Filters the results to only show changed directories within the specified base directory. Defaults to force-app
Examples

To see the directories that have changed between your current branch and the main branch:

veev affected

To compare against a different base branch, such as development:

veev affected --base-branch development

To see the changed directories within a specific directory (e.g., src):

veev affected --base-dir src

To combine both arguments and check for changes in the src directory against the development branch:

veev affected --base-branch development --base-dir src