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@pimstar/pimster-cli

v0.6.0

Published

Our ultra cool CLI for pimster projects

Downloads

9

Readme

pimster-cli

Our ultra cool cli for pimster projects.

(This is an early release)

Installation

yarn global add @pimstar/pimster-cli --prefix /usr/local

Setup Config

1 - Create a folder pimster in your home directory.

mkdir ~/pimster

2 - Clone the repositories you want to work on in the ~/pimster folder. Here is an example with the pimster-pim repository where you need to replace with the SSH url.

cd ~/pimster
git clone REPLACE_WITH_SSH_URL

3 - We have the projects cloned, now we need to create a pimster.config.json file in your ~/ directory.

touch ~/pimster.config.json

4 - Add the following content to the pimster.config.json file.

{
	"projects": [
		{
			"name": "admin",
			"path": "~/pimster/pimster-admin"
		},
		{
			"name": "pim",
			"path": "~/pimster/pimster-pim"
		}
	],
	"database": {
		"production": {
			"name": "YOUR_DB_NAME",
			"username": "YOUR_DB_USERNAME",
			"host": "YOUR_DB_HOST",
			"password": "YOUR_DB_PWD"
		}
	}
}

5 - Reload your terminal and you should be able to run the pimster command.

Some commands to run

To get some help:

pimster --help
pimster pim --help

To execute a yarn command in pimster project:

pimster pim -y dev

To open a pimster project in VSCode:

pimster admin -c

To interact with pimster psql database:

pimster db