##Installation
Charter was created as a Ruby gem and is available through Rubygems.org. Installation is as simple as:
[sudo] gem install charter
After installing the gem, run charter config to set charter up
##Usage
charter [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
Creating a new charter is as easy as charter start "My charter title here". This will create a new charter in the folder specified in your ~/.charterrc file.
charter purpose "This is my purpose!" : What do you hope to accomplish with this charter
charter env "Windows 7" : Add a environment description
charter scenario "Scenario goes here" or charter s "Scenario goes here" : Add a scenario
charter bug "This is my bug" or charter bug -s "My bug" : Add a bug with or without a screenshot
charter note : Add a note
charter tag "Login" : Add a tag to the charter
charter finish Remove any remaining placeholders
charter find Login : Find all charters with a given tag
See an example charter here
FAQs
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We found that charter 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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