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chenv

v1.2.3

Published

cli to manage Chrome Web Store item

Downloads

101

Readme

chenv

npm npm Build Status Coverage Status

cli tool to manage Chrome Web Store item.

Why?

  • no need zip
  • credentials in .env is auto loaded
  • capable of manage multiple items

Setup

1. set credentials in .env

CLIENT_ID=XXXXXXXXXX
CLIENT_SECRET=XXXXXXXXXX

2. install and auth

yarn add -D chenv
yarn chenv auth
...
> REFRESH_TOKEN=XXXXXXXXXX

3. set REFRESH_TOKEN in .env

CLIENT_ID=XXXXXXXXXX
CLIENT_SECRET=XXXXXXXXXX
REFRESH_TOKEN=XXXXXXXXXX

Usage

Usage: chenv [options] [command]

Options:
  -V, --version                output the version number
  -h, --help                   output usage information

Commands:
  auth [options]               get REFRESH_TOKEN easily
  upload [options] [src] [id]  upload item (!id ? insert : update)
  remove [options] [id]        not remove but update item as "removed-like"

WARNING: No way to remove item from dashboard, Don't forget to set id when update item by upload. Or new item that has same name will be created.

Config

chenv has a tiny config. In default chenv.config.js or "chenv" in package.json that sits in the process.cwd() is used.

{
  items: {
    [name]: {
      src: string,
      id: string,
    }
  }
}

items

Used for mapped by -a, --alias-name and --all option.

Not sure but may be helpful in the case that manages multi items clearly.

chenv upload -a item1,item2
chenv upload --all

Ref

License

MIT (http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)