Add subscriptions, customers, projects and import data from different sources.... well, just CSV for now.
_{It's basically a CLI for did.}

📖 Table of Contents

➤ Table of Contents

• ➤ Installation
• ➤ Getting started
  • Help
• ➤ Actions
  • open
  • Create branch
  • subscription add
  • subscription remove
  • import csv
  • customer add
  • project add
  • spfx install
    • With command line arguments
  • Upgrade
    • Upgrade from dev branch
    • Reset environment
• ➤ Why is the bin folder commited?
• ➤ Contributors

➤ Installation

The cli is not published to npm as it's a private repository.

You install the cli through github:

npm i -g "https://github.com/Puzzlepart/did-cli"

➤ Getting started

To start using the cli, you need to set it up.

Run

did init

Help

For help and list of available actions.

Run

did --help

➤ Actions

open

Opens the local installation of did in vscode.

did open

or

did-cli open

Create branch

Creates a branch for the specified issue

did branch create

or

did-cli branch create

subscription add

did subscription add

or

did-cli subscription add

subscription remove

Removes a Did subscription.

did subscription remove

or

did-cli subscription remove

import csv

did import csv --path path_to_csv_file

or

did-cli import csv

customer add

Adds a new customer to Did. You will be prompted for all neccessary information.

did customer add

or

did-cli customer add

project add

Adds a new project to Did. You will be prompted for all neccessary information.

did project add

or

did-cli project add

spfx install

Install SPFx solution. Installs the SPFx solution to the specified tenant.

Requires an old fashioned SharePoint app registration.

See: How to register a legacy SharePoint application

did spfx install

or

did-cli spfx install

You'll be prompted for all neccessary inputs.

With command line arguments

did spfx install --clientId {clientId} --clientSecret {clientSecret} --siteUrl {siteUrl} --githubToken {githubToken} --didApiKey {didApiKey}

Upgrade

Upgrade did-cli to the latest version from GitHub main branch.

did upgrade

or

did-cli upgrade

Upgrade from dev branch

did upgrade --branch dev

Reset environment

To reset environment when upgrading, use argument ---reset. The default behavior is to keep the environment that was set running did init.

did upgrade --reset

➤ Why is the bin folder commited?

This is because we are installing the cli through GitHub.

➤ Contributors

Ole Martin Pettersen	Carl Joakim Damsleth
olemp@puzzlepart.com	carl.joakim.damsleth@puzzlepart.com
Main contributor and owner	⭐ Upcoming contribution star ⭐