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a command line interface to inamlang...
part of ecosystem...
terminology:
quick start:
# begin
$ npm install --gloab inam
# first
$ inam --help
init bag:
# jump to a new directory
$ cd ~/inam
$ mkdir inam_bags
$ cd ~/inam/inam_bags
# initialize project
$ inam irst bag create
generates:
$ touch bag.inam
<
:name:~ "something",
:template:~ "amqp",
:author:~ "someone",
:version:~ "1.0.0",
:description:~ "something that uses amqp",
:homepage:~ "https://subvind.com",
:license:~ "Fair Source 25 (v0.9).",
>
install a project into bag:
$ inam irst bag zipper --accept=stuff
$ inam irst bag zipper --reject=messy
generates:
<
:name:~ "something",
:envelopes:~ <
:stuff:~ {
:template:~ "amgp"
},
:example:~ {
:template:~ "cli"
},
:demo:~ {
:template:~ "http"
}
>
>
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inam ======== a command line interface to inamlang...
We found that inam 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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