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pwyll-cli

v5.0.1

Published

the cli for pwyll to deal with snippets

Downloads

24

Readme

pwyll-cli

The server side repo of pwyll in case you want to install it.

Install

$ npm install -g pwyll-cli

Usage

pwyll-cli [options] command

Options:

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

Commands:

signup           do the sign up, creating a new user and dealing with configuration
s|search         searches snippets for the current signed up user and copies the selected one to the clipboard
sa|search-all    searches snippets from any user and copies the selected one to the clipboard
n|new            creates new snippet for the current signed up user
u|update         updates a snippet for the current signed up user
d|delete         deletes a snippet for the current signed up user
e|export <file>  exports all the signed in user snippets to json file
i|import <file>  imports the snippets from a json file for the signed in user
help [command]   display help for command

Keys

Query snippets while typing.

| Key binding | Description | |---------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Arrow down | move down selected snippet | | Arrow up | move up selected snippet | | Arrow right | selects last snippet | | Arrow left | selects first snippet | | Enter | copy selected snippet to clipboard and exit (paste it later with ctrl+v or ctrl+shift+v | | ctrl-c | exit |

Configuration

The configuration file, JSON format, is on the user home foler: $HOME/.pwyll-cli/pwyll-config.json This file is generated when using pwyll-cli signup

Example of basic configuration file:

{
  "pwyllUrl": "http://localhost:46520",
  "username": "Frodo Baggins",
  "userID": "00e5f795fff0ce4a10c06000",
  "secret": "user test super secret"
}

By default the cli has colors, you can disable them via config file, like:

{
  "pwyllUrl": "http://localhost:46520",
  "username": "Frodo Baggins",
  "userID": "00e5f795fff0ce4a10c06000",
  "secret": "user test super secret", 
  "colors": { 
    "enabled": false 
  }
}

Also it's possible to customize the colors, this is an example:

{
  "pwyllUrl": "http://localhost:46520",
  "username": "Frodo Baggins",
  "userID": "00e5f795fff0ce4a10c06000",
  "secret": "user test super secret", 
  "colors": { 
    "enabled": true, 
    "selectedSnippet": "yellowBright", 
    "selectedDescription": "blueBright", 
    "snippet": "yellow", 
    "description": "blue" 
  }
}

The colors feature is based on chalk there you can find all the supported colors.


Feedback from usage and contributions are very welcome. Also if you like it, please leave a :star: I would appreciate it ;)