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faustpublisher

v1.1.1

Published

4 months ago

Publish your faust libraries to the offical faust registry

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Faust Publisher CLI

The Faust Publisher CLI is used to publish FAUST packages to the FAUST Registry from the command line. It is built using oclif.

Usage

Installation

To install the Faust Publisher CLI globally using npm, run:

npm install -g faustpublisher

Examples

After installation, you can use the faustpublisher command from any directory.

$ faustpublisher COMMAND
running command...

$ faustpublisher --version
faustpublisher/0.0.0 linux-x64 node-v20.13.1

$ faustpublisher --help [COMMAND]

Commands

`faustpublisher login`

Logs you into your GitHub account.

USAGE
  $ faustpublisher login

DESCRIPTION
  Login to your GitHub account

EXAMPLES
  $ faustpublisher login

`faustpublisher publish GITHUB_LINK`

Publishes your libraries to the Faust Registry.

USAGE
  $ faustpublisher publish LINK

ARGUMENTS
  LINK  GITHUB Repository link containing the faust library to publish

DESCRIPTION
  Publish your project to Faust Registry

  In order to publish a library you:

  0- Must be logged in
  1- Must be a collaborator of the repository
  2- The Repository's name must end with .lib
  3- The Library file must be named as the repository
  4- The Library file must be in the root of the repository
  5- The Library must have a process function to be able to test it
  6- All your dependencies must follow new faust-pkg format

EXAMPLES
  $ faustpublisher publish https://github.com/shehab299/oscillators.lib