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thunderfetchcli

v1.4.1

Published

release your hands, get files automatically

Downloads

3

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    thunder --version

or you can type this

    thunder -v

above command will display the current verison of package you install

    thunder logo

above command will show a logo like below:

  ________  __   __  __   __  ___  _  ____     _____  ___
 /__  ___/ / /__/ / / /  / / /   |/ / / __ \  / ___/ / _ \
   / /    /  __  / / /__/ / / /| | / / /_/ / / /=== / _ _/
  /_/    /__/ /_/ /_____ / /_/ |__/ /_____/ /____/ /_/ \_\ © VERSION <VERSION>
    thunder init --yes(-y)

above command uesd to init the Config files called filesConfig.json fastly

    thunder config --origin <dirName>

or you can type this for simple

    thunder config -o <dirName>

above command used to set the origin floder of source that you want to get files

    thunder config --dest <dirName>

like 'config -o ', you also can type 'config -d ' to make the same result.

except those, command 'config' has a alias named 'c', so you can excute command as below:

    thunder c <option> <dirName>

if you want get all files, you can command

    thunder fileFetch -a(--all)

if you want to mkdir diff, you can command

    thunder fileFetch -d(--diff)

if you want to get part files, you can command

    thunder fileFetch -p(--part) <filename>

🚩above commands are the most important command that you can get files you config in filesConfig.

Version|change|type| ---|:--:|---: 1.3.0|abstract the process of setting filsConfig to funciton abstractSetConfig|optimization 1.4.0|add function 'thunder fileFetch -p [filename]'

as so far, the pakcage just realize above functions temporarily. But I'm still planning to develop more functions to full this package and do some optimizations to make it better and stronger.

recently, I want to add a few new functions. Details will be viwed as long as new version released.