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Clirio Starter Kit

Clirio is a mini framework for node.js command-line interfaces based on TypeScript, decorators, DTOs

This project is a ready-made Typescript assembly with Clirio. Code formatting rules, typescript building and unit tests are configured

Clirio is developed according to SOLID principles, so it is possible apply OOP, dependency injection and other programming patterns.

Clirio starter kit contains the recommended assembly. But it is possible to integrate any other libraries and custom decorators.

Get started

Pull this project from git and create your own repo

$ git clone https://github.com/stepanzabelin/clirio-starter-kit.git my-cli-app
$ cd my-cli-app
$ rm -rf .git
$ git init

Open package.json. Change the following fields: name, version, description, repository, keywords, author, bin

Installing

yarn install

Run cli commands

In development mode, commands work when running the following script

$ yarn dev {any command}

Examples of command-lines

$ yarn dev math formula "(2 + 5) ^ 2 - 7"
$ yarn dev math sum 5 10
$ yarn dev weather get --city=Prague

Building

yarn build

Calling CLI

The bin param in package.json is responsible for calling CLI. Change it to your version before building the application and publishing your package