lmfcli

LMF Client

Lmf Client is a packager for installing and publishing code bases.

Installation

$ npm install lmfcli --g
$ lmfcli setup

this only has to be done once.

Usage

Installing a codebase

$ lmfcli install test

lmf-cli success 📦 + test
# or if it fails,
lmf-cli err package not found

Now, in our js file, we can use the codebase.

var codebase = require('./lmf_packages/test');

codebase.methods.test()
codebase.doSomething()
new codebase.someClass()
.setName('hello!');

Publishing a codebase

# to publish a codebase, the user must first initilize a lmf project to the working directory.
$ lmfcli init
📦 Name? example-name # Remember, names can not have spaces or special characters other than '-' and '_'.
🚀 Version? 1.0.0 # This is the template for a version.
🗃️ Description? an example project! # This can be anything. (140 character limit though)
🗂️ Codepoint? example.js # this is the file that will be published. Only 1 file can be published, but we are working on a package system.
lmf-cli success ✅ initilized lmf project: example-name 

This should create a file called 'lmf.json' to the working directory.

Publishing

$ lmfcli publish
# information will be shown here.
# the client will make a request to the server, and will check if the package already exists.
# if not, it will publish the package under the user's id.
lmf-cli success 📦 + example-name
# if it finds a file, it will return an error and will not publish.
lmf-cli err package already exists

Thank you for using lmf-cli!

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