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help-cli

v1.0.0

Published

Do you often forget the different options and flags of various cli tools?

Downloads

1

Readme

help-cli

Do you often forget the different options and flags of various cli tools?

help-cli is a cli tool to help you come up with the exact cli commands.

You enter a description of what you want to accomplish, and it will use GPT to generate the exact command and explain it to you.

It is open source, and uses your own OpenAI key.

Install

$ npm i -g help-cli

On first run, it will ask you for your OpenAI api key.

Usage

run:

$ help-cli

More Options

Reset your config file, so that the initial setup will run again:

$ help-cli --reset

See where on your system the config file was stored:

$ help-cli --config

Developing

Install dependencies:

$ npm i

To run the dev build locally (with sourcemaps):

$ npm start

To run the production build:

$ npm run build

License

MIT