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Blih CLI (say blikli) is the Blih (Bocal Lightweight Interface for Humans) Js CLI (Command-Line Interface) for linux env.

⚠️ Install node & npm (use apt install nodejs npm for ubuntu
or dnf install nodejs for fedora)
npm i blih_cli -ggit clone https://github.com/GreenDjango/blih_clisudo sh blih_cli/install.shrm -rf blih_cli/Enjoy with blih_cli or bcli !
Optional: add alias my_name="blih_cli" in .bashrc file
npm up blih_cli -g
Use blih_cli -u for up to next stable version
Use blih_cli --snapshot for up to the next snapshot version.
This version can crash. Use only if you want to test the new features
Use man blih_cli for show help
npm un blih_cli -g
Use blih_cli --uninstall for uninstall blih_cli from
git clone https://github.com/GreenDjango/blih_cli
cd blih_cli
npm i
npm run build:dev
npm run dev
npm run lint
npm run typescript:check
npm run prettier:diff
npm run build:prod
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Blih CLI for Linux
We found that blih_cli 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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