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CLI for measuring component usage

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@zeroheight/adoption-cli

CLI for measuring component usage to view in your zeroheight account.

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Install

npm i @zeroheight/adoption-cli

Usage

Component usage analysis

In the repository in which you wish to analyze the component usage, run the following command:

zh-adoption analyze

Options

-e / --extensions

Provide a glob pattern to search for files with a specific extension.

zh-adoption analyze -e "**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}"

-i / --ignore

Provide a glob pattern to ignore files, directories or file extensions when searching for components.

zh-adoption analyze -i "**/*.{test,spec}.*"

-r / --repo-name

Provide a name for the current repository. This must be passed when -in / --interactive is set to false.

zh-adoption analyze -r "My Repo"

-in / --interactive

Pass in false to disable the interactive mode e.g. when running in a CI environment.

zh-adoption analyze --interactive false -r "My Repo"

To send adoption data to your zeroheight account you will need to authenticate using a Client ID and Access Token.

Authentication

Interactive mode

When running the analyze command, you will be prompted to authenticate. This will save the Client ID and Access Token to your local machine.

Alternatively, you can authenticate by running the following command:

zh-adoption auth

Non-interactive mode

When running the analyze command with the --interactive false flag, you will need to provide the Client ID and Access Token as environment variables.

export ZEROHEIGHT_CLIENT_ID="your-client-id"
export ZEROHEIGHT_ACCESS_TOKEN="your-access-token"

More info on the commands can be seen by running

zh-adoption --help

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Package last updated on 17 Sep 2024

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