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@whodunit/investigator

v1.0.4

Published

yeoman inspired (actually stolen) investigator system to troubleshoot your production environment

Downloads

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Links

Git

Maintainers

kengoodridgekengoodridge

Keywords

toolclitroubleshootinvestigatorwhodunitapp

Readme

Investigator

Rails-inspired investigator system that provides scaffolding for your apps

Getting Started

If you're interested in writing your own whodunit investigator we recommend reading the official getting started guide. The guide covers all the basics you need to get started.

A investigator can be as complex as you want it to be. It can simply copy a bunch of boilerplate files, or it can be more advanced asking the user's preferences to scaffold a tailor made project. This decision is up to you.

After reading the getting started guide, you might want to read the code source or visit our API documentation for a list of all methods available.

Debugging

See the debugging guide.

License

BSD license Copyright (c) Google