code0

code0 CLI

This module is a CLI designed for managing operations related to code0. It is written in Deno, and currently, you can run it using Deno or install the binary globally using one of the methods described in the installation section.

Please note that running with npx is not supported at the moment. The intention is to build the binaries and publish them to npm so that the Node.js binary can be spawned as a child process.

If Deno is not a suitable approach for this use case, we can consider using node Cliffy, this module can be easily ported to cliffy.

NOTE: This CLI is compatible with the new database/api implementation only.

Why?

The code0 CLI offers a quick and efficient method to incorporate a generated component into your project. This concept draws inspiration from npx v0 add, a tool designed to streamline the process of copying, creating files, and pasting code from a web client. Additionally, it proves beneficial when operating or consuming an instance from a remote origin.

Run

To execute the CLI directly, you can use the following command:

deno run -A https://code0-run.deno.dev

Please note that "code0-run.deno.dev" is a temporary domain.

Install

Using Deno

You can install the CLI using Deno with the following command:

deno install -A -n code0 -f https://code0-run.deno.dev

System-wide Installation

Platform	Command
Windows	iwr instl.sh/denyncrawford/code0/windows | iex
Linux	curl -sSL instl.sh/denyncrawford/code0/linux | bash
macOS	curl -sSL instl.sh/denyncrawford/code0/macos | bash

Usage

Installing code0 Locally

To install code0 locally or if you haven't installed it yet, you can use the following command:

code0 install

Arguments

• [destination]: Specify the name of the destination folder. By default, it installs it in /code0-main.

Setting the Server

Since code0 doesn't have an official host, you need to set an code0 server to make it work (usually http://localhost:3000):

Please note that code0 server must be running on cli operations

code0 set "http://localhost:3000"

Getting a Component

You can add a generated component to your project by running:

code0 add <component_id> [iteration_version]

Arguments:

• <component_id> (required): The actual name of your generated component.
• [iteration_version] (optional): The specific iteration version to use. By default, it adds the latest iteration of the component.

Options

• --directory (optional): Specify the component's destination directory. By default, it resolves to /components.

Example:

code0 add HelloWorldButton_i9n25 1695552737252

Please note that this documentation assumes that "code0-run.deno.dev" and related domain-specific details are temporary and subject to change based on upstreams.