Super CLI Example

It shows how you could create your own cli using ycli.

Installation

Use ONE of the following methods:

# install via npm
npm install --global super-cli-example

# install via git
git clone [e-mail]:daKmoR/super-cli-example.git && cd super-cli-example && npm install

# if you have problems you can manually call ./install.sh
# if installed via npm it would be cd $(npm root -g)/super-cli-example && ./install.sh

Restart your Terminal/Console!!!

Usage

Just open a terminal and type

$ super-cli

The Super CLI Example

Available Commands:
    super-cli bower
    super-cli config
    super-cli git-lab
    super-cli git
    super-cli help
    super-cli multiple
    super-cli release
    super-cli self-update
    super-cli util
    super-cli wct

Example:
    super-cli self-update

Create your own CLI from this

Let's create a new cli and call it "Dust".

1. git clone [e-mail]:daKmoR/super-cli-example.git
2. Replace SUPER_CLI_DIR with DUST_DIR everywhere
3. Rename super-cli.sh to dust.sh
4. Setup dust.sh with something like this

function dust() {
    ycliName="dust";
    ycliLongName="Dust CLI";
    ycliSubCli=1;

    ycliPluginsPaths=(${ycliFoundPluginsPaths[@]});
    # we want to also have all ycli script available inside dust
    ycliPluginsPaths+=("$YCLI_DIR"); # comment this line out if you only want YOUR commands visible
    ycliPluginsPaths+=("$DUST_DIR");

    # define the path to a second cli version
    if [[ ! " ${ycliCliPaths[@]} " =~ " $DUST_DIR/dust.sh " ]]; then
        ycliCliPaths+=("$DUST_DIR/dust.sh");
    fi

    ycli "$@"
    ycliSubCli=0;
}

1. Replace super-cli with dust in install.sh and uninstall.sh
2. Run ./install.sh
3. Restart Console/Terminal or run source ~/.bashrc
4. Enjoy your own new CLI