The buddy-cli allows local versions of the buddy(1) command to be run directly from the command line without any additional setup. This allows different versions of the buddy tool to be run from different projects, without any conflict.
# If necessary, first uninstall your existing buddy global install
$ npm -g uninstall buddy
$ npm -g install buddy-cli
The init command will walk you through the basic set-up of a package.json file, installing a local copy of buddy in the process:
$ buddy init
This utility will walk you through a basic buddy package.json set-up.
project name:
...
Once installed, run buddy as described here:
FAQs
The command-line bootstrapper for Buddy
We found that buddy-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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