@commercelayer/cli-dev
Advanced tools
helpers for oclif CLIs
cl-cli-dev COMMAND
cl-cli-dev (-v | version | --version) to check the version of the CLI you have installed.
cl-cli-dev [COMMAND] (--help | -h) for detailed information about CLI commands.
cl-cli-dev readmeAdds commands to README.md in current directory
USAGE
$ cl-cli-dev readme --dir <value> [--multi] [--bin <value> --plugin]
FLAGS
--bin=<value> optional main cli command
--dir=<value> (required) [default: docs] output directory for multi docs
--multi create a different markdown page for each topic
--plugin create a plugin readme doc
DESCRIPTION
adds commands to README.md in current directory
The readme must have any of the following tags inside of it for it to be replaced or else it will do nothing:
## Usage
<!-- usage -->
## Commands
<!-- commands -->
Customize the code URL prefix by setting oclif.repositoryPrefix in package.json.
See code: src/commands/readme.ts
FAQs
Commerce Layer CLI development tools and helpers
The npm package @commercelayer/cli-dev receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, @commercelayer/cli-dev popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @commercelayer/cli-dev demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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