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@coffeekraken/cli
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Main Coffeekraken toolchain entry point that expose the sugar CLI and let you release the Kraken!
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This package gaves you access to the sugar
CLI.
This CLI is the main entry point in the Coffeekraken ecosystem.
sugar new
sugar dev
sugar build
sugar favicon.build
sugar images.build
sugar docmap.build
sugar monorepo.run "ls -la"
sugar monorepo.list
.ts
files for all your repositories sugar monorepo.dev
sugar process.kill -p 3333
sugar.package.checkDependencies
The main thing is to install it like so:
npm i @coffeekraken/cli -g
Then you will have access to the sugar
command that you can use first like so:
sugar
or sugar --help
: Display the complete sugar CLI commands listsugar {stack} --help
: Display the list of available actions in the passed stacksugar {stack}.{action} --help
: Display a particular stack/action help with detailed arguments list, etc...These are the main entry points with the ones you can discover and try our features
Here's a list of the available commands:
{{#each availableCli.endpoints}}
sugar {{@key}} [arguments]
{{/each}}
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Main Coffeekraken toolchain entry point that expose the sugar CLI and let you release the Kraken!
The npm package @coffeekraken/cli receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @coffeekraken/cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @coffeekraken/cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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