cli tool for Shield Studies
install
$ npm install -g shield-study-cliUsage:
$ shield -h Usage: shield [options] [command] Commands: run [options] <addonDir> [variation] profile [options] <dir> init [options] <name> lint <dir> Options: -h, --help output usage information -V, --version output the version numberShield Studies Tutorial
Subcommand examples:
run
Run with a branch at random
$ shield run ~/aStudyAddon/ some-branch-name --prefs some.prefs.json -- -v -b AuroraChoose a branch, add some prefs
$ shield run ~/aStudyAddon/ some-branch-nameAdd a firstrun time, and some extra prefs
$ shield run ~/aStudyAddon/ some-branch-name --firstrun 123214232 --prefs some.prefs.json -- -v -b AuroraAdd some arguments to passed to jpm.
$ shield run ~/aStudyAddon/ some-branch-name --prefs some.prefs.json -- -v -b Aurorapref.js
- '+' prefs are treated as 'addon' prefs
- all other prefs are passed through
- prefs can be called more than once
profile
Make a new blank-ish profile, with some useful prefs.
$ shield profile some/pathOverwrite if needful.
$ shield profile --force some/pathAdd some prefs
$ shield profile --prefs some.prefs --prefs some.prefsThese are useful base profiles for debugging runs, qa, jpm, etc.
init
$ shield init -h Usage: init [options] <name> Options: -h, --help output usage information -f --force remove dir Clone out the template, overrwriting if needful.
$ shield init my-feature-study-addon --forcelint
TBD - lint an existing project study
Sources
inspired by: