rejig-cli v0.11.2

Rejig CLI

Command Line Interface for Rejig to process image editing workflows.

See Rejig.Processing for more details on the workflow schema. You can reference the schema from JSON or YAML files like this:

{
  "$schema": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Cryptacular/Rejig.Processing/master/json-schema/workflow.json"
}

...or in YAML:

# yaml-language-server: $schema=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Cryptacular/Rejig.Processing/master/json-schema/workflow.json

Table of Contents

• Rejig CLI
• yaml-language-server: $schema=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Cryptacular/Rejig.Processing/master/json-schema/workflow.json
• Usage
• Commands

Usage

$ npm install -g rejig-cli
$ rejig COMMAND
running command...
$ rejig (--version)
rejig-cli/0.11.2 linux-x64 node-v16.19.1
$ rejig --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ rejig COMMAND
...

Commands

• rejig help [COMMAND]
• rejig list
• rejig login
• rejig logout
• rejig process WORKFLOW
• rejig pull WORKFLOW
• rejig push WORKFLOW NAME
• rejig tags WORKFLOW

rejig help [COMMAND]

Display help for rejig.

USAGE
  $ rejig help [COMMAND] [-n]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMAND  Command to show help for.

FLAGS
  -n, --nested-commands  Include all nested commands in the output.

DESCRIPTION
  Display help for rejig.

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

rejig list

List workflows you've published to Rejig

USAGE
  $ rejig list

DESCRIPTION
  List workflows you've published to Rejig

EXAMPLES
  $ rejig list

See code: dist/commands/list.ts

rejig login

Log in to your Rejig account

USAGE
  $ rejig login

DESCRIPTION
  Log in to your Rejig account

See code: dist/commands/login.ts

rejig logout

Log out of your Rejig account

USAGE
  $ rejig logout

DESCRIPTION
  Log out of your Rejig account

See code: dist/commands/logout.ts

rejig process WORKFLOW

Process one or more workflows in YAML or JSON format, then output an image.

USAGE
  $ rejig process [WORKFLOW] [-w] [-o <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  WORKFLOW  Workflow or folder of workflows to process

FLAGS
  -o, --out=<value>  Specify folder to write images to. Defaults to the folder the workflow is in.
  -w, --watch        Watch workflow files for changes and re-process them when they do.

DESCRIPTION
  Process one or more workflows in YAML or JSON format, then output an image.

EXAMPLES
  $ rejig process workflow.yaml

See code: dist/commands/process.ts

rejig pull WORKFLOW

Pull down a workflow manifest to your machine.

USAGE
  $ rejig pull [WORKFLOW]

ARGUMENTS
  WORKFLOW  Name of the workflow to pull down, e.g. 'workflow-name'. Can optionally also specify a tag, eg.
            'workflow-name:tag'. If not specified, the tag defaults to 'latest'

DESCRIPTION
  Pull down a workflow manifest to your machine.

EXAMPLES
  $ rejig pull my-custom-workflow

  $ rejig pull my-custom-workflow:1.0.0

See code: dist/commands/pull.ts

rejig push WORKFLOW NAME

Push a workflow to Rejig so that it can be published and used by others. Format is ':', e.g. 'rounded-corners:v1.0.0'

USAGE
  $ rejig push [WORKFLOW] [NAME]

ARGUMENTS
  WORKFLOW  Workflow file to push
  NAME      Name of the workflow. Should be in kebab-case (all lowercase), e.g. 'workflow-name'. Can optionally also
            specify a tag, eg. 'workflow-name:tag'. If not specified, the tag defaults to 'latest'

DESCRIPTION
  Push a workflow to Rejig so that it can be published and used by others. Format is '<workflow-name>:<tag>', e.g.
  'rounded-corners:v1.0.0'

EXAMPLES
  $ rejig push workflow.yaml my-custom-workflow

  $ rejig push workflow.yaml my-custom-workflow:1.0.0

See code: dist/commands/push.ts

rejig tags WORKFLOW

Lists the tags available for a particular workflow published to Rejig

USAGE
  $ rejig tags [WORKFLOW]

ARGUMENTS
  WORKFLOW  The workflow to inspect tags for

DESCRIPTION
  Lists the tags available for a particular workflow published to Rejig

EXAMPLES
  $ rejig tags some-user/some-workflow

See code: dist/commands/tags.ts