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grouparoo

v0.9.0

Published

The Grouparoo CLI and Project Generator

Downloads

54

Readme

Grouparoo CLI

The Grouparoo Command Line Interface

This package is released as grouparoo on NPM. It is used to initiate and update Grouparoo projects.

Installation

This package does not need to be installed, and can be run ad-hoc with the npx command, i.e.: npx grouparoo init. That said you could also install and run this package either globally or locally:

  • Global - npm install -g grouparoo && grouparoo
  • Local - npm install grouparoo && ./node_modules/.bin/grouparoo

Usage

From npx grouparoo --help

Usage: grouparoo [options] [command]

Options:
  -V, --version    output the version number
  -h, --help       display help for command

Commands:
  init [options] <path>            Initialize a new Grouparoo project.  Use "." for this directory.
  update                           Upgrade the NPM packages in this Grouparoo project
  install [package]                Install a grouparoo plugin (via npm install) and enable it.  Use package@version for a specific version or tag
  uninstall <package>              Uninstall a grouparoo plugin (via npm uninstall) and disable it.
  help [command]                   display help for command

Commands

In addition to the commands included with this package, the grouparoo command line interface will load commands from @grouparoo/core and any plugins you have installed. The list of available commands will vary based on your plugins and Grouparoo version.

Init

Example: npx grouparoo init

  • To initiate a grouparoo project in the current directory (process.cwd()): npx grouparoo init .
  • To initiate a grouparoo project in another directory: npx grouparoo init /path/to/project

Notes

  • We assume node and npm are installed and available within your $PATH
  • We will not override an existing package.json or .env file if they already exist in the directory (except in the upgrade case)
  • We will attempt to run npm install in the new directory

Upgrade

Example: npx grouparoo upgrade

  • npx grouparoo upgrade assumes you are tracking the latest version of all the Grouparoo dependencies, and will update your package.json to use the latest versions of your packages and then run npm install again to install new dependencies and build the project. This uses the npm-check-updates package under the hood.

Install

Example: npx grouparoo install @grouparoo/postgres

  • npx grouparoo [package] installs a Grouparoo package into your project using npm. These can also be installed using the Config UI by running npx grouparoo config.

Uninstall

Example: npx grouparoo uninstall @grouparoo/postgres

  • Uninstall a Grouparoo package from your project using npm.

Version

Example: npx grouparoo --version

Get the version of this package.


Development

You can run the commands in this project without compiling via ts-node, ie: ./node_modules/.bin/ts-node src/grouparoo.ts help