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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Cicero provides the following commands via the CLI - parse, draft, normalize, trigger, invoke, initialize, archive, compile and get.
In VSCode Extension version 0.21.13, the trigger and archive commands are exposed via the command palette. It would be nice if some of the other Cicero CLI commands could be added too.
Describe the solution you'd like
For example,
parse - input /text/sample.md and generate a /text/data.json output file.
draft - input /text/data.json and generate a /text/sample.md output file.
...and similar for normalize, invoke, etc.
Maybe consider having a way to specify optional parameters if defaults not appropriate? E.g., an options.json file in, say, template root for optional parameters, such as --output, --wrapVariables, --unquoteVariables, --format etc.?)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Cicero provides the following commands via the CLI -
parse
,draft
,normalize
,trigger
,invoke
,initialize
,archive
,compile
andget
.In VSCode Extension version 0.21.13, the
trigger
andarchive
commands are exposed via the command palette. It would be nice if some of the other Cicero CLI commands could be added too.Describe the solution you'd like
For example,
parse
- input/text/sample.md
and generate a/text/data.json
output file.draft
- input/text/data.json
and generate a/text/sample.md
output file....and similar for
normalize
,invoke
, etc.Maybe consider having a way to specify optional parameters if defaults not appropriate? E.g., an
options.json
file in, say, template root for optional parameters, such as--output
,--wrapVariables
,--unquoteVariables
,--format
etc.?)Describe alternatives you've considered
Alternatively, keep using Cicero CLI, which works fine too! :-)
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