@hyhello/geo-cli v1.0.0

@hyhello/geo-cli

Engineering tool based on GeoJson performance optimization.

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Installation

While you can install Geo CLI globally on your machine, it's much better to install it locally project by project.

There are two primary reasons for this.

1. Different projects on the same machine can depend on different versions of Geo allowing you to update them individually.
2. Not having an implicit dependency on the environment you are working in makes your project far more portable and easier to setup.

We can install Geo CLI locally by running:

npm install --save-dev @hyhello/geo-cli

Note: If you do not have a package.json, create one before installing. This will ensure proper interaction with the npx command.

After that finishes installing, your package.json file should include:

{
    "devDependencies": {
+       "@hyhello/geo-cli": "^0.0.4"
    }
}

Examples (Run it and see it)

Check out the examples/ folder for code and interface examples.

node examples/demo.json
# etc...

Usage

Note: Please install @hyhello/geo-cli first before npx geo, you can also drop it inside of an npm run script or you may instead execute with the relative path instead. ./node_modules/.bin/geo

npx geo demo.json

compile

Compile the file demo.json and overwrite the source file.

npx geo demo.json
# overwrite demo.json

If you would like to input to a file or dir, you may use --input or -i.

npx geo --input demo.json

If you would like to output to a file or dir, you may use --output or -o.

npx geo demo.json --output other.json

pretty

Beautify JSON files you may use --pretty or -p number|boolean

npx geo demo.json --pretty

above indentation is 2

If you want to customize the indentation, you can --pretty=number

npx geo demo.json --pretty=4

recursive

If you --input is a folder, and you want to recursively find all .json files in the folder, you can use --recursive or -r

npx geo --input examples --recursive

relative

If you --output is a folder, and you don't want to keep the previous directory structure, you can use --no-relative

npx geo --input examples --on-relative

emptyDir

If you --output is a folder, and you want to empty it before you compile

npx geo --input examples -o output --empty-dir

exclude

Exclude files that match the regular expression pattern

--exclude or -e

npx geo examples --exclude examples/other.json

Custom config path

Custom configuration file. only supported .js file

--config-file or -c

npx geo demo.json --config-file geo.config.js

If you don't know how to configure it, you can exec geo --init

npx geo --init

help

--help or -h

npx geo --help

version

--version or -v

npx geo --version