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c

v1.1.1

Published

Set and remove comments from files and directories, and view them from the command line.

Downloads

4,194

Readme

c

Project information

Write, view, edit and delete comments on files and directories, all from the command line.

Authored by Djordje Lukic. Original idea by Jonovono.


Installation

Install the module globally with npm install c -g.


Commands

Usage: c [-l  | list <DIRECTORY|FILE>]
         [-rm | remove <DIRECTORY|FILE>]
         [-s  | set <DIRECTORY|FILE> <COMMENT>]
         [-h  | help]
         [-v  | version]

Options:
  list    | -l     Lists all the comments for the specified directory.
  set     | -s     Sets or overwrites a new comment for the file|directory.
  remove  | -rm    Deletes the comment for the file|directory.
  help    | -h     Shows the help menu.
  version | -v     States the version.

Usage

-s or set and -l or list

Setting and listing comments gif

Example:

$ c set . "What a great utility!"
$ c list .

Output:

"What a great utility!" was applied to "." successfully.

./           What a great utility!
../
SomeDir/
SomeFile.ext

Example:

$ c -s someDir "Another comment"
$ c -l .

Output:

"Another comment" was applied to "someDir" successfully.

./           What a great utility!
../
SomeDir/     Another comment
SomeFile.ext

-rm or remove

Removing comments gif

Example:

$ c remove someDir
$ c list .

Output:

someDir comment was deleted successfully.

./           What a great utility!
../
SomeDir/
SomeFile.ext

-v or version and -h or help

Alternative operations gif


Operating in child and parent directories

Complex usage demo gif

Releasing

To release a new version of c simply do:

$ git tag -a vVERSION -m "Version VERSION"
# For example:
$ git tag -a v1.0.0 -m "Version 1.0.0"

This will create a new release on github and publish the package on npm

License

MIT: http://rumpl.mit-license.org