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A bunch of utilities that are very specific to my needs. I'm not sure if anyone else would find them useful, but I'm putting them here anyway.
npm i -g acmd
Because I'm lazy, this is just the copy-pasted output of the terminal help messages.
$ acmd
Commands:
nebula
caddy
kube
ffmpeg
$ acmd nebula
Commands:
configure Configure Nebula
start Start Nebula
print Print Nebula config
$ acmd caddy
Commands:
configure Configure Caddy
start Start Caddy
stop Stop Caddy
print Print Caddy config
$ acmd kube
Commands:
nodes [options] Get all nodes
pods [options] Get all pods
describe-pod [options] <pod-id> Describe a specific pod
pod-logs [options] <pod-id> Get pod logs
latest-pod [options] Get the latest pod name
$ acmd ffmpeg
Commands:
trim [options] <input> Trim a video file
rotate [options] <input> Rotate a video file (clockwise)
change-frame-rate [options] <input> Change the frame rate of a video file
count-frames <input> Count the number of frames in a video file
FAQs
A utility command-line tool for Ash
We found that acmd 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.
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