@gitlab/duo-cli
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GitLab Duo CLI (@gitlab/duo-cli) - GitLab Duo for your command line.
This CLI project is built using bun. Make sure you have the following installed:
mise installnpm run install:bunin order to continue working with the language server, install dependencies with npm package manager: npm run install:npm
To create standalone executables for distribution, use the compilation script:
npm run build:binary
This will create cross-platform executables in the ./bin directory:
duo-linux-x64 - Linux 64-bitduo-linux-arm64 - Linux ARM64duo-darwin-x64 - macOS Intelduo-darwin-arm64 - macOS Apple Siliconduo-windows-x64.exe - Windows 64-bitYou can run the application in watch mode using npm run watch command. It will be executed directly with bun.
You can also compile the application to node.js and run it with npm run start command.
If you have issues with Bun not resolving installed node_modules in the packages, you may need to clear node_modules folders and reinstall:
npm run install:bun
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GitLab Duo for your command line
The npm package @gitlab/duo-cli receives a total of 59,419 weekly downloads. As such, @gitlab/duo-cli popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @gitlab/duo-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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