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alfonso

v0.0.2

Published

Module management cli environment for Moka

Downloads

9

Readme

Alfonso Tool Suite

The accompanying tool suite for rapidly creating Moka Modules. Alfonso is a command line environment that automates many of the tasks that are otherwise incredibly tedious. It also includes the Moka Module Manager and Colada documentation generator.

Installing

Currently Alfonso is installed via NPM, although a standalone executable is in the works.

npm install -g alfonso

Usage

Use the alf command in a terminal or command prompt to enter the Alfonso prelude. This mode provides access to general commands that can get information about or create new modules, but will not interact much with files outside of generating new ones. It also provides access to other modes of the environment.

Any prelude commands can be executed without entering the Alfonso environment by using the alf [command] [options] [arguments] variant command. This allows users to create a new module in the current directory by simply typing alf new instead of having to do this through the full environment.

Basic File System Commands

These commands are available in all modes that do not deal directly with a single file.

  • pwd - Display the present directory
  • cd [path] - Change the present directory
  • ls [-a] - List files and folders in present directory. -a flag displays hidden files and folders as well
  • list [lex|parse|interp] - List Module files of the given types in the current module. Multiple types can be specified, and if none are specified then all are assumed.

Prelude Commands

  • new [-f] - Enter the new module wizard. -f flag forces wizard if present directory is not empty