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Turn the builder in a proper cli tool #12

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mateusfccp opened this issue Oct 15, 2020 · 2 comments
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Turn the builder in a proper cli tool #12

mateusfccp opened this issue Oct 15, 2020 · 2 comments
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@mateusfccp
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mateusfccp commented Oct 15, 2020

I'm looking forward to turn the builder into a compiled proper CLI tool instead of having to execute a specific function within CL context.

This is what I am aiming for:

  • Make a Roswell script so the CLI can be easily installed through ros install DestructHub/cats.
  • Make a build setup with qlot and provide the binaries (macOS and Linux) as releases in this repository
  • Turn the main function into a CLI that may be executed in terminal in any subdirectory of the repository instead of only in the root
  • Provide some customization arguments to the CLI, like columns and image-width

If you have any other idea, please, say below and I will gladly add to this list.

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You could provide a ros script too, to be installable via ros. It's pretty useful, I did sometimes. Projects:

That way we can ros install and having installed and available in our $PATH.

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mateusfccp commented Oct 16, 2020

You could provide a ros script too, to be installable via ros. It's pretty useful, I did sometimes. Projects:

That way we can ros install and having installed and available in our $PATH.

I was thinking exactly this!

Thanks for your reference. I was using qlot source as reference but your is smaller, thus simpler to understand.

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