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@pluralsight/pando
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- 0.7.1-experimental-e85531-20231005
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- Weekly downloads
- 453 642.62%
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- 1
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Pando CLI
The Pando CLI is a command line interface for Pando. It is used to help manage setting up a Pando project or maintaining an existing one.
What role does this package play in Pando?
This is the official entry point to using Pando. It generates the files needed for development and installs any dependencies needed to get started.
Likewise, it is used to update the project as new versions of Pando are released and help the user to know when there is a new version available.
Pando CLI General Function
The Pando CLI should be used to install Pando or do anything relative to Pando in general. By all means, this is the "user interface" of Pando.
Install
This project uses pnPm so there are no setup commands needed. If you get any errors, you may need to run an initial pnpm install or ensure you are using Node >= 18.
Development
To use this project in development, simply run the bin commands exposed.
Testing
From the root directory of the project, run:
pnpm -w test
Contribution
If you plan on contributing to this project, please take time to read our CONTRIBUTING.md. Pull requests that do not adhere to the requirements in this doc will automatically be flagged and closed.
FAQs
Official CLI for the Pando Design System.
The npm package @pluralsight/pando receives a total of 448 weekly downloads. As such, @pluralsight/pando popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @pluralsight/pando 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.
Package last updated on 05 Oct 2023
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