@pristine-ts/cli NPM

CLI module

The CLI Module allows you to create your own Commands by simply implementing the CommandInterface.

Then, you tag your class using the @tag(ServiceDefinitionTagEnum.Command) decorator.

You specify the expected arguments using an Options Class that is validated automatically for you using the class-validator library.

You will need to modify your project's package.json by adding this:

...
"pristine": {
    "appModule": {
        "cjsPath": "RELATIVE_PATH_TO_YOUR_MODULE_COMPILE_FOR_CJS"
    }
}
...

Then, you add your command to the package.json such as:

  "scripts": {
  ...
    "cli": "pristine YOUR_COMMAND_HERE YOUR_ARGUMENTS_HERE"
  ...
  },

@pristine-ts/common @pristine-ts/core @pristine-ts/file @pristine-ts/logging @pristine-ts/validation class-transformer

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