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walle-cli

v1.0.0-alpha.5

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Your CLI project organizer

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walle-cli

Your CLI project organizer.

Installation

To install Walle CLI, you only need to execute the following command with NPM.

npm install -g walle-cli

Guide

To be able to start using Walle CLI on your project, you need to create a configuration file.

To achieve this, you can either create a blank configuration file using:

walle init

or fetch an online config using:

walle fetch <config_url>

Commands

Here is the list of available commands:

| Command | Description | Syntax | | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | | init | Creates a blank walle.config.json file in the working directory. You will be able to decide the entrypoint where you want walle to act and other options as adding walle config to gitignore. . | walle init | | fetch | Gets a remote walle config from a provided url. | walle fetch <config_url> | | sketch | Creates a folder structure from a prototype in the config file. To create one, you need to add the prototype reference name and an optional name for the folder structure. | walle sketch <prototype_ref> <(optional) custom_name> | | make | Creates a manual instructions from a manual in the config file. To create one, first you need to sketch the folder(s) that contain(s) the manual reference and, therefore, execute this command with all custom instructions. | walle make <path[]> <custom_manual_name> <instruction_triggers[]> | | design | Lets you design new prototypes and manuals in the config file. In this version you can ONLY CREATE new prototypes and manuals. | walle design |