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@oblique/cli

gillerr352MIT14.0.0

Command Line Interface to manage Oblique projects

ob, oblique, cli, npmtool

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CLI

The Oblique CLI is a command line interface tool that you use to create and maintain Oblique applications directly from a command shell.

This package is the @oblique/cli library distributed on NPM.

See README.md on GitHub for information about the other packages.

Documentation

The official Oblique documentation is located here: https://oblique.bit.admin.ch/

You will find information about how to use Oblique, its CLI, code samples, FAQ and many more.

Scripts

The scripts in this project are only for internal usage.

  • link: builds the CLI and call npm link on the artifact to allow the CLI to be called globally
  • lint: lints the project with EsLint and Prettier; Automatically run on the CI pipeline
  • format: same as lint, but with autofix parameter
  • test: run all tests and collects coverage
  • test-ci: same as test, but an additional Sonar report is generated; Automatically run on the CI pipeline
  • build: build CLI; Automatically run on the CI pipeline
  • release: create a new release, i.e. bump version number and updates the changelog

Usage

Install the Oblique CLI globally:

npm install -g @oblique/cli

Options

  • ob -v: Shows the current version of @oblique/cli.
  • ob -h: Shows a help message for the selected command in the console.

How to test locally

Tests must be run with the test script and not through the IDE because the IDE can't properly execute ts-node commands. To test that the CLI is globally executable, you need to execute the following commands:

  • npm run build -w projects/cli
  • cd dist/cli
  • npm link

You can now call the CLI directly with ob <command>.

Contribute to Oblique CLI

If you'd like to contribute, please follow our contributing guidelines on GitHub.

License

Copyright (c) The Swiss Confederation, represented by the Federal Office of Information Technology, Systems and Telecommunication FOITT.

Licensed under the MIT license.