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@engie-group/fluid-cli
Advanced tools
This package regroups helper scripts and acts as a CLI for Fluid. As of v0.1.0, it mainly helps for the Fluid tokens migration.
You can either directly run the CLI with npx or install the package globally:
# Trough npx
npx @engie-group/fluid-cli
or
# Installing the package globally
npm i -g @engie-group/fluid-cli
# Then running the CLI
nj-fluid-cli
Use the help option to list all the available commands and their use.
nj-fluid-cli --help
Util to migrate tokens to a new version.
As some tokens have been removed, the script will replace those tokens by the same name but will add prefix REMOVED
. Be careful when the migration is done you should check for --nj-REMOVED
in all your files and replace them with the correct token.
# Using npx
npx @engie-group/fluid-cli tokens migrate
or
# Using globally installed package
nj-fluid-cli tokens migrate
The script will by default:
You can change the default behaviour by passing option arguments.
Access all other options with
npx @engie-group/fluid-cli tokens migrate --help
-d
, --dir
to pass the dir path in which you want to proceed with the migration (default to .
):
# Example with a custom path
npx @engie-group/fluid-cli tokens migrate --dir "path/to/your/files/"
-f
, --files
files extensions in which we want to proceed to migration, extensions should be seperated by comma. e.g: --files "ts, js"
,
(default to: css, scss, sass, less
):
# Example for a static website with only html, markdown and css
npx @engie-group/fluid-cli tokens migrate --files "html, md, css"
-e
, --exclude
files regex you want to ignore, regex should be seperated by comma. (default to: **/node_modules/**, **/*-lock.*, **/*.lock, **/package.json, **/*.map
):
# Example with custom exclude
npx @engie-group/fluid-cli tokens migrate --exclude "**/node_modules/**, **/*-lock.*"
--versions
from which to which version you are migrating, available options are listed when using help.
# Example with versions
npx @engie-group/fluid-cli tokens migrate --versions "5.3To5.4"
If you want to migrate multiple versions, apply each version in order. For example, if you want to migrate from v5.3 to v5.9:
--versions "5.3To5.4"
--versions "5.4To5.7"
--versions "5.8To5.9"
-v
, --verbose
: verbose mode to display more info (default: false)
# Example with verbose
npx @engie-group/fluid-cli tokens migrate --verbose true
FAQs
Fluid Design System CLI
We found that @engie-group/fluid-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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