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mojito-cli-dimension
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Provides 'dimension' mojito-cli command for creating dimensions 'super-bundle' packages.
Provides dimension
mojito-cli command for creating dimensions super-bundle
packages.
npm install mojito-cli-dimension -g
$ mojito help dimension
Usage: mojito dimension [options] [create|value] [name] [dir]
create Creates a new dimensions super-bundle package
value Creates a new dimension value dir in
an existing super-bundle package.
Options:
--prefix Package name prefix (default: mojito-dimensions)
Examples:
To create an experiments dimension package:
mojito dimension create experiment_foo
# creates package mojito-dimensions-experiment_foo
To create a package on a different dir:
mojito dimension create experiment_foo /path/to/pkg
# creates package /path/to/pkg/mojito-dimensions-experiment_foo
To create a dimension value:
cd mojito-dimensions-experiment_foo
mojito dimension value EXP001
# initializes experiment at mojito-dimensions-experiment_foo/EXP001
Use a different package prefix:
mojito dimension --prefix=my-dimensions create experiment_foo
# creates package my-dimensions-experiment_foo
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Provides 'dimension' mojito-cli command for creating dimensions 'super-bundle' packages.
The npm package mojito-cli-dimension receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, mojito-cli-dimension popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mojito-cli-dimension demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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