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create-custom-command

v3.3.6

Published

A CLI to create your own commands / Un CLI pour créer vos propres commandes

Downloads

23

Readme

Create-Custom-Command

NPM version NPM downloads Create-Custom-Command

Create-Custom-Command (EN)

Please note that I am not a native english speaker. Please make a GitHub issue if you see any grammar / spelling mistake. Most translations are done by Google Translate.

A CLI to create your own commands
Important: This CLI has only been tested on Ubuntu 18.04 (LTS) with ZSH and MacOS Catalina with ZSH

Installation

$ npm i -g create-custom-command

Configuration

The program will prompt you for your name et your prefered language (English / French)

$ config-cccmd

To reset the configuration, use $ reset-cccmd

Usage

To create a command
The program will prompt you for the command's name, it's description and the programming language in which you want to code it (BASH / ZSH ou JS)

$ mk-cmd

To delete a command
The program will display the list of commands you have created and you will be able to select the one you want to delete

$ rm-cmd

Create-Custom-Command (FR)

Un CLI pour créer vos propres commandes
Important: Ce CLI n'a été testé que sur Ubuntu 18.04 (LTS) avec ZSH et MacOS Catalina avec ZSH

Installation

$ npm i -g create-custom-command

Configuration

Le programme va vous demander votre nom et la langue que vous préférez (Français / Anglais)

$ config-cccmd

Pour effacer la configuration de ce paquet, exécutez $ reset-cccmd

Utilisation

Pour créer une commande
Le programme va vous demander le nom de la commande, sa description et le language de programmation dans lequel vous voulez la codé (BASH / ZSH ou JS)

$ mk-cmd

Pour supprimer une commande
Le programme va vous afficher la liste des commandes que vous avez créées et vous pourrez sélectionner celle que vous voulez supprimer

$ rm-cmd