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@chili-publish/connector-cli
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`@chili-publish/connector-cli` is a command-line interface tool designed to facilitate the management of connector test and publish processes in the CHILI publisher ecosystem. It provides a suite of commands to initialize projects, build connectors, debug
@chili-publish/connector-cli
is a command-line interface tool designed to facilitate the management of connector test and publish processes in the CHILI publisher ecosystem. It provides a suite of commands to initialize projects, build connectors, debug, test, deploy them to your environment.
init
.new
.build
.debug
.test
.stress
.publish
.set-auth
.info
.You can install @chili-publish/connector-cli
globally via npm:
npm install -g @chili-publish/connector-cli
Or, if you prefer using Yarn:
yarn global add @chili-publish/connector-cli
After installation, the connector-cli
command will be available globally. Below are some examples of how to use the CLI:
connector-cli init --name YourConnectorName
or
connector-cli new --name YourConnectorName
connector-cli build --outFolder ./dist
connector-cli login
connector-cli publish pathToProject --baseUrl EnvironmentAPIBaseURL --environment YOUR_ENVIRONMENT --name YourConnectorName
connector-cli set-auth pathToProject --baseUrl EnvironmentAPIBaseURL --environment YOUR_ENVIRONMENT --connectorId ConnectorIdFromEnv --usage browser --type staticKey --auth-data-file ./pathToAuthData
connector-cli debug --port 8080 --watch
connector-cli info --out info.json
connector-cli test --testFile ./test/your-test-file.ts
connector-cli stress --iterations 100
To build @chili-publish/connector-cli
from source, follow these steps:
Ensure that you have Yarn v1.22.19 is installed
yarn -v # to check existing yarn version
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/chili-publish/studio-connector-framework.git
cd connector-cli
Install dependencies:
yarn install
Run the build script:
yarn run build-cli
This will compile TypeScript files to JavaScript and prepare the CLI for use.
The package includes types located in src/core/gen-types.ts
file that automaticaly produced by quicktype library. You shouldn't manually change this typescript file. If you want to make a change you need to update a corresponding json-schema
file under resources/schemas/...
directory and execute yarn workspace @chili-publish/connector-cli run produce-types
from the root level of monorepo
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a pull request or create an issue if you have any ideas, suggestions, or bug reports.
FAQs
`@chili-publish/connector-cli` is a command-line interface tool designed to facilitate the management of connector test and publish processes in the CHILI publisher ecosystem. It provides a suite of commands to initialize projects, build connectors, debug
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We found that @chili-publish/connector-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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