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sorcerer-cli

v0.3.1

Published

Sorcerer.js CLI tool for managing multiple VCS projects from a central location.

Downloads

20

Readme

Sorcerer-CLI

Sorcerer.js CLI tool for managing multiple VCS projects from a central location.


Current supported VCS providers

  • Git

Installation

npm install -g sorcerer-cli

Setup

You can tell Sorcerer.js CLI to always use an existing projects root directory containing all your VCS projects with command:

src config:set src.projectsDir {pathToYourProjects}

Or you can append -d command option for every command you execute:

src clone -d {pathToYourProjects} {cloneUrl}

Or

By default Sorcerer.js CLI will use directory {homeDirectory}/.sorcerer/projects when running all commands such as clone, fetch etc. See full list of commands below.

Commands

Branch command

Lists all branches for project.

Displays project selection prompt if [project] is not specified

  • Show all branches for project command (with project prompt):
src branch
  • Show all branches for explicit project command (with command argument <project>):
src branch <project>

Checkout command

Checkout project branch.

Displays project selection prompt if [project] is not specified Displays branch selection or branch input prompt if [branch] is not specified

  • Checkout branch for project command (with project prompt)
src checkout
  • Checkout branch for explicit project (with command argument <project>):
src checkout <project>
  • Checkout branch for project command (with project prompt and branch prompt):
src checkout <project> <branch>
  • Checkout and create new branch for project using -b|--new command (with project prompt and branch prompt):
src checkout -b <project> <branch>

or

src checkout --new <project> <branch>

or (with branch input prompt)

src checkout --new <project>

Clone command

Clone a repo into root projects directory.

  • Clone repo
src clone <cloneUrl>

Config command

config:show | cf:show command

  • Display sorcerer cli config value command:
src config:show <configName>

config:set | cf:set command

  • Sets sorcerer cli config value command:
src config:set <configName> <configValue>

config:list | cf:list command

  • List all sorcerer cli config values command:
src config:list

Fetch command

Fetches upstream changes for project.

Displays project selection prompt if [project] is not specified

  • Fetches upstream changes for project command (with project prompt):
src fetch
  • Fetches upstream changes for project command (with command argument <project>):
src fetch <project>

List command

Lists all project(s) currently in root projects directory.

  • List all project(s) command:
src list
  • Pull branch changes for project command (with command argument <project>):
src pull <project>

Pull command

Pull branch changes for project.

Displays project selection prompt if [project] is not specified

  • Pull branch changes for project command (with project prompt):
src pull
  • Pull branch changes for project command (with command argument <project>):
src pull <project>

Status command

Displays project status.

Displays project selection prompt if [project] is not specified

  • Displays project status for project command (with project prompt):
src status
  • Displays project status for project command (with command argument <project>)
src status <project>

Add command

Stages project changes.

Displays project selection prompt if [project] is not specified

Displays unstaged changes selection prompt if no files or . is not appended to command

  • Stage changes command (with project prompt):
src add
  • Stage changes (with command argument <project>)
src add <project> 
  • Stage all changes command:
src add <project> .
  • Stage multiple changes command:
src add <project> <file1> <file2> ... <fileN>
  • Stage a single change command:
src add <project> <file>

Commit command

Displays project selection prompt if [project] is not specified

Displays commit message input if no commit message is explicitly passed to command.

  • Commit staged changes command (with project prompt):
src commit
  • Commit staged changes (with command argument <project>)
src commit <project> 
  • Commit staged changes with message (with command argument <project>)
src commit <project> "Intial commit"

Push command

Displays project selection prompt if [project] is not specified

  • Push commits command (with project prompt):
src push
  • Push commits command (with command argument <project>)
src push <project> 

Init command

Initializes/Creates a new VCS project.

Displays project input prompt if [project] is not specified

  • Init project command (with project input prompt):
src init

or

src in
  • Init project command (with command argument <project>)
src in <project> 

License

MIT