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ldcli

v0.0.1

Published

Fullstack's Learn Dot CLI

Downloads

4

Readme

ldcli - Learn Dot CLI

Workshop Exporter and Importer for Learn Dot

Installation:

git clone https://github.com/FullstackAcademy/ldcli
cd ldcli
npm link 

If npm is set up correctly this will make ldcli available as a command line tool and npm installable from the repos. To clone a LearnDot Repo, do this:

Download a Workshop

# this creates a directory that's ready for importing a workshop
ldcli start auther 
cd auther

# that's the Workshop ID from Learn Dot
ldcli import 55db96d6c1565e0300b63a76 
git commit -am 'initial'

Making/Uploading Changes

Once you make your changes, you can:

git commit -am 'changes'
git push
ldcli validate # make sure the files are set up correctly
ldcli upload # uploads it back into LearnDot

CLI Tool

Output of ldcli



  Usage: ldcli [options] [command]

  Learn Dot Command Line Interface for Workshops


  Options:

    -V, --version  output the version number
    -h, --help     output usage information


  Commands:

    auth                                          Save API credentials to ~/.learn.token
    start <dir>                                   Create a directory ready for a workshop
    import [options] <workshop-id>                Import a Learn Dot workshop into output-dir (concepts/ default)
    validate [workshop-def-file] [workshop-slug]  Validate workshop (default is to look for workshop in index.js)
    upload [workshop-def-file] [workshop-slug]    Upload workshop (will also validate and stop if validation fails).