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cmd-line-app

v1.0.9

Published

Build a console application (CLI) that allows a user to process a CSV-file and produce a summary report from it.

Downloads

18

Readme

Command Line Tool App (Fruit-Basket)

Build a console application (CLI) that allows a user to process a CSV-file and produce a summary report from it.

Prerequisites

  1. Install nodeJS: https://nodejs.org/en/ - Download the Recommended For Most Users Option
  • WINDOWS: On the Destination folder screen: Set the field to ‘C:\’
  • MAC: Installs automatically where it needs to be
  1. Download the files:
  • fruit-basket.csv - full verified data

  • b.csv - bad dataup – bad data results in an error

  • b2.csv - bad data mockup – bad data results in an error

  • MAC: save these files at user level dir; for ex: Macintosh HD/Users/claffe200/fruit-basket.csv

  • WINDOWS: save these files at user level dir; for ex: C:\User\claffe200\fruit-basket.csv

Install the APP globally (don’t forget the ‘g’ global option):

  • MAC: Run this in Terminal:
sudo npm install -g cmd-line-app
  • WINDOWS: Run this in Terminal:
npm install -g cmd-line-app

If you get access errors / permission errors, try running this and then retry npm install -g fruit-basket

sudo chown -R $USER /usr/local/lib/node_modules

Install Dependencies

  • Go to the directory where fruit-basket app lives (For ex: 'Desktop/apps/fruit-basket'):
  • Run Yarn install to get all the project dependencies - should create a 'node_modules' folfer inside of 'fruit-basket' folder
yarn install

Make App Globally Available

  • Once installed, go to the directory where fruit-basket app lives (For ex: 'Desktop/apps/fruit-basket'):
cd Desktop/apps/fruit-basket // for example
  • Still inside the fruit-basket directory, enter these two lines to make the app available globally. You will be able to run a command in terminal from anywhere.
npm link
yarn link

// entering command 'fruit-basket' will yield the app output

Run the App in Command Terminal

  • To see all available commands (options: help and command: start):
fruit-basket
  • Execute the following command to get help:
fruit-basket help
  • Execute the following command to start the app:
fruit-basket start
  • When prompted 'Enter CSV File:', insert 'fruit-basket.csv' or the full file path at '/Users/myName/fruit-basket.csv' in field and hit Enter
  • App should execute with proper outputs

Publish to NPM

  • To publish changes, call these commands in terminal:
npm publish
yarn publish