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feebs-cli

v0.3.6

Published

2 years ago

CLI for the feebs library (helpers for building Atlassian Add-ons on top of Express)

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feebs-cli

A simple CLI for feebs. In short, feebs-cli makes it easy to create Atlassian Connect based Add-ons.

You can install me with:

npm i -g feebs-cli

Usage

feebs-cli doesn't attempt to do too much. Mainly, it's a helper tool for creating a add-on project scaffold.

Usage: feebs [-h|--help] <command> [<args>]

The most commonly used feebs commands are:
    keygen      Generate public and private RSA keys
    new         Generate a new Plugins 3 Add-on scaffold

Options:
  -h, --help     Show usage
  -v, --version  Show version

The feebs-cli simplifies the process of building an Atlassian Add-on using the Express framework through:

A project scaffold generator with great default settings
An OAuth public/private key pair generation

On top of that, the generated scaffold bundles the feebs package which greatly simplifies the process of creating remote add-ons.

Getting Help or Support

The feebs tools are currently experimental. With that said, feel free to report issues. If you want to learn more about Atlassian's Plugins 3 framework, you can visit https://developers.atlassian.com.

Contributing

Even though this is just an exploratory project at this point, it's also open source Apache 2.0. So, please feel free to fork and send us pull requests.