Rosinfotech Command Line Interface

The unified interface of the technical management of all your digital projects in one package.

Usage benefits

• Version value control;

• Files backup;

• Convenience Github control;

  • Including hooks (via husky);

• String replacements in files:

  • Single replacement;

  • Replacements via replace map;

• Frontend development:

  • Building application based on Webpack or Rollup;

  • Multi profiles configuration with development or production modes;

    • Extending configuration profiles;

  • Simple creating application via "create" command:

    • Many templates;

  • Simple creating code snippets via "create" command:

  • Linters control with default or customize configurations:

    • ESLint, StylelLint, Prettier are available;

  • Tests control (via jest);

  • TypeScript declaration files bundling;

  • Push NPM projects with configurable steps;

    • Multi profiles configuration;

    • Opportunity to write scripts to prepare files before and after publishing;

  • NPM packages update:

    • Specific section "devDependencies" or "dependencies";

    • Select packages via template;

• Deploy scripts:

  • Uploading or downloading files or directories (via SFTP or SSH);

  • Archiving and unpacking archive files local and remote (via SSH);

  • Run commands local and remote (via SSH);

Install

Either

npx @rosinfo.tech/cli

or global install (prefer)

npm i -g @rosinfo.tech/cli

With global install, CLI become available via call "rosinfo.tech", for example:

rosinfo.tech echo

or

rosinfo.tech --help

Quick start. Application creating

Create a directory, change the current directory, create a project with project name as a directory name, run development mode to application development:

mkdir NewApp
cd NewApp
rosinfo.tech create
rosinfo.tech pack development

or same above, but with CLI union commands:

mkdir NewApp
cd NewApp
rosinfo.tech create pack development

or run production to build the application and run a local server to access it:

mkdir NewApp
cd NewApp
npm i -g serve
rosinfo.tech create pack production
serve build

Commands

• There are commands depended on "./.rosinfo.tech/.rosinfo.tech.json" configuration file and not depended;

• When you initialize rosinfo.tech project (Project), rosinfo.tech CLI (CLI) make directory and configuration file "./.rosinfo.tech/.rosinfo.tech.json" (Configuration file);

• Configuration file contains sections' names like commands' names to configure their in Project;

Available commands

• backup;
• create;
• echo;
• eslint;
• husky;
• init;
• jest;
• linters;
• pack;
• packages;
• prettier;
• publish;
• replace;
• shell;
• stylelint;
• tsNode;
• unlinkFiles;
• unpublish;
• versionIncrementMajor;
• versionIncrementMinor;
• versionIncrementPatch;
• versionSet;
• workMode;

Use cases

Case #1

You have:

• The NPM project;
• Linked with Github;

Steps:

• Initialize rosinfo.tech for the project:

# Be sure that your terminal is in the project directory
cd PROJECT_DIR

rosinfo.tech init

• And you can continue work with your project;
• If you need to iterate version of the project:

# If you want to increment the patch version (semver)
rosinfo.tech versionIncrementPatch

# If you want to increment the minor version (semver)
rosinfo.tech versionIncrementMinor

# If you want to increment the major version (semver)
rosinfo.tech versionIncrementMajor

When @rosinfo.tech/cli increment version, it create backup of project in ./.rosinfo.tech/.rosinfo.tech.backup directory with name of the old version.

• If you need to set any version of the project:

# If you want to set version (semver)
rosinfo.tech versionSet 1.1.1

• If you need to make Git push:

# If you want to Git push
rosinfo.tech shell git_version_push

# It make:
# - git push with version as commit message;
# - git push tag with version as value.

# To see details of the shell commands:
rosinfo.tech shell

Case #2

You have:

• The NPM project;
• Still not linked with github;

Steps:

• Create the repository and copy remote origin, for example 'git remote add origin git@github.com:git_account/project_1.git'
• Shell:

# Be sure that your terminal is in the project directory
cd PROJECT_DIR

rosinfo.tech init

git init

# Optional. In case when you have a few git accounts
git config --local --add core.sshCommand 'ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa_git_account'

# Optional. To set
# user.name = GIT_USER_NAME
# user.name = GIT_USER_EMAIL
# core.fileMode = false
# core.fileMode = false
# chmod -R 0755 .
rosinfo.tech shell git_config_set GIT_USER_NAME GIT_USER_EMAIL

git remote add origin git@github.com:git_account/project_1.git

# Push to origin/master commit with the version value as message
rosinfo.tech shell git_version_push_master