commands-manager
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Brings the command line experience to the new level by grouping and running commands like a boss
Brings the command line experience to the new level by grouping and running commands like a boss.
$ npm install --global commands-manager
or
$ yarn global add commands-manager
After installing this package globally you will have the main commandsmanager command as well as its handy aliases: comgr and cmgr.
Available commands are described below.
Usage: $ cmgr addcmd
Add a command to specified group (or default group).
Options: -g, --group A group where command should be added to (default: MyCommands) -p, --priority [priority] Priority for a command -h, --help Display this message
Usage: $ cmgr remcmd
Remove a command from specified group (or default group).
Options: -g, --group A group from which the command should be removed (default: MyCommands) -h, --help Display this message
Usage: $ cmgr view
View commands for the specified or default group
Options: -g, --group A group in which commands should be viewed (default: MyCommands) -h, --help Display this message
Usage: $ cmgr viewAll
View commands in all groups.
Options: -h, --help Display this message
Usage: $ cmgr exec
Execute a command by specified params (command or pattern).
Options: -g, --group A group from which commands should be retrieved -c, --cmd [cmd] Command to be executed -t, --pattern [pattern] Execute a command by pattern -h, --help Display this message
MIT © Rushan Alyautdinov
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Brings the command line experience to the new level by grouping and running commands like a boss
The npm package commands-manager receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, commands-manager popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that commands-manager 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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