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@maastrich/moonx

v0.2.4

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A CLI tool to help you with moon syntax

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Keywords

moonmoonrepocliproto

Readme

@maastrich/moonx

Overview

MoonX is a CLI tool that makes it easy to run Moon tasks on multiple workspaces. It automatically scans for Moon tasks in your workspaces and creates a command for each task. You can then run the task on all of your workspaces or on a subset of workspaces.

Installation

To use MoonX, first install moon it globally with:

proto install moon

Then install MoonX with:

pnpm install @maastrich/moonx -g # global install is optional but recommended

Usage

Running Moon tasks

Once MoonX is installed, you can scan for Moon tasks in your workspaces with:

moonx <command> [...workspaces] [MOON_OPTIONS] -- [COMMAND_OPTIONS]

Help

MoonX provides comprehensive help information for both the MoonX CLI and the Moon tasks that are available in your workspaces. To get help for the MoonX CLI, run:

moonx --help

To get help for a specific Moon task, run:

moonx <task> --help

Examples

For example, to get help for the build task, you would run:

moonx build --help