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@agrarium/cli
Advanced tools
Simple CLI tool for collecting data in terminal.
$ npm install -g @agrarium/cli
$ agrarium COMMAND
$ agrarium (-v|--version|version)
$ agrarium --help [COMMAND]
Collect all data for components.
USAGE
$ agrarium harvest
OPTIONS
-c, --config=p/t/config Path to Agrarium config
-d, --workdir=my/cwd Working directory
-j, --json Export data as JSON
-o, --output=file.json Path to output file with harvested data
-s, --silent No info to stdout
--concurently=/lib/worker.js Path to chunk worker
--flush=/lib/prepareData.js Path to result transformer
EXAMPLE
❯ agrarium harvest
❯ agrarium harvest -o output.txt
❯ agrarium harvest -j -o path/to/harvest.json
❯ agrarium harvest --concurenty path/to/worker.js
❯ agrarium harvest --flush path/to/worker.js
❯ agrarium harvest -c ../.agrarium.js -c path/to/one/more/.agrarium.js
❯ agrarium harvest -j | xargs echo > ./file.json
❯ agrarium harvest | builder
Display help for agrarium command.
USAGE
$ agrarium help [COMMAND]
ARGUMENTS
COMMAND command to show help for
OPTIONS
--all see all commands in CLI
By default Agrarium uses .agrarium.js from your working directory.
const { presetDefault, PluginDTS } = require('agrarium');
module.exports = {
src: ['./components'],
plugins: [
presetDefault({/* options */}),
new PluginDTS({/* options */})
],
transform: /* optional */ function(chunk) {
// Customiize your data by chunk
return chunk;
}
};
It can be an array of configs.
const { presetDefault, PluginDTS } = require('agrarium');
const plugins = [
presetDefault({/* options */}),
new PluginDTS({/* options */})
];
module.exports = [{
src: ['./components'],
plugins
}, {
src: ['./lib/components'],
plugins,
transform: function({ data, context }) {
return {
markdown: data.markdown,
components: context.components,
dts: data.dts,
say: 'Hello Agrarium!'
};
}
}];
It any module wich you can use to build|compile|whatever for every chunk.
module.exports = function worker(chunk) {
setTimeout(() => {
console.log(chunk.component.key);
}, 0);
}
It any module wich you can use transform result data before output.
module.exports = function flush(data) {
data.push('hi hi ;)');
return data;
}
FAQs
Agrarium CLI Toolbox
The npm package @agrarium/cli receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @agrarium/cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @agrarium/cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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