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uhd

v0.0.0

Published

uhray docker toolbelt

Downloads

2

Readme

uh

Uhray Projects toolbelt. Handles any commands and information you want to store around a project.

Install

npm install -g git://github.com/uhray/uh.git

Create a project

$ uh create
Project name: testproject
Project description: this is my description

View Projects

$ uh
Projects:
 testproject: this is my description

uh create 		    # creates project
uh delete PROJECT 	# creates project
uh PROJECT 		    # lists project key - variable
uh PROJECT key 		# runs the value for this key as a command

View Project Information

$ uh testproject
=== Project testproject
description: this is my description

Add/Edit/remove Information

$ uh testproject description "updated description"  # edit info
set `description` to `updated description`
$ uh testproject key value                          # add info
set `key` to `value`
$ uh testporject key ''                             # remove info
removed key `key`

Run stored command

If you have set a key/value to be a command, then you can run the command here.

Example:

$ uh testproject db 'mongo kahana.mongohq.com:PORT/DBNAME  -u user -p password' # set db to be database command
$ uh testproject db
MongoDB shell version: 2.4.5
connecting to: kahana.mongohq.com:PORT/DBNAME
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