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devcycle is command line interface that helps to move files from development to testing and testing to production
devcycle is command line interface that helps to move files from development to testing and testing to production Right now, the following comands are supported:
**init: initialize project configuration
**list list files in the development folder
**stats count files in each main folder
**copyto [action] copy files between folders. Valid actions are "test" and "prod"
**repo [action] perform operations on local repository. Valid actions are "add" and "list"
This CLI uses as default the following names for your folders:
** development ** testing ** production ** repository
It's also under the assumtion that you will have all 4 folders under the same folder, for instance if you application's name is "my-app", your folder estructure will look like this:
../my-app/development ../my-app/testing ../my-app/production ../my-app/repository
Type "devcycle -h" for an overview of the supported arguments.
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devcycle is command line interface that helps to move files from development to testing and testing to production
The npm package devcycle receives a total of 24 weekly downloads. As such, devcycle popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that devcycle 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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