Tool to help speed up local development and keep it consistent across a team
git clone https://github.com/czprz/dever.git
NodeJS 18.20.* or higher
npm install @czprz/dever -g
dever.json should be placed in the root of your project's folder.
Example of the content in a dever.json can be found here. dever-example.json
After dever has been installed. Run below command for finding all dever.json
dever scan
After you can list all found projects using below command
dever list
When interacting with segments. Use any of the keywords together with the segment key.
in dever [keyword] [segment.key]
This'll show you all available commands and options for the segment.
e.g.
dever ec env
Running segments can be done with the command below.
dever ec env up
Note: If any errors occur during an execution. You'll be informed that error messages can be found in a log file at end of the execution.
Command | Description |
---|---|
dever | Shows help context for dever options |
dever init | Adds dever support to project at location of terminal |
dever init -p, --path | Adds dever support to project at location of path |
dever scan | Scans for all dever supported projects |
dever list | Lists all found projects |
dever list --not-supported | Lists all found not supported projects |
dever config set [key] [value] | Sets config key to value provided |
dever config get [key] | Show value of config key |
dever config list | Show content of dever_config.json |
dever config location | Show location of dever_config.json |
dever validate | Validate any dever.json which is at the same location as the console |
dever validate -f, --file | Validate any dever.json using a filepath |
dever [keyword] config set [key] [value] | Sets config key to value provided |
dever [keyword] config get [key] | Show value of config key |
dever [keyword] config list | Lists available configuration options and their current value |
dever [keyword] config show | Show project configuration |
dever [keyword] config location | Show location of project configuration file |
dever [keyword] [segment] | Shows help context for dever segment options |
dever [keyword] [segment] up | Runs all actions |
dever [keyword] [segment] up [name] | Runs only specified actions |
dever [keyword] [segment] up --not [name], -n [name] | Runs all actions except those mentioned in the --not or -n option |
dever [keyword] [segment] up --not-group [name], --ng [name] | Runs all actions expect those grouped in the --not-group option |
dever [keyword] [segment] up --clean | Runs all actions from scratch |
dever [keyword] [segment] up --skip | Skips confirmations |
dever [keyword] [segment] up --shc --skip-hash-check | Skips hash-checks |
dever [keyword] [segment] up-group [name] | Runs all actions that belongs to specified group |
dever [keyword] [segment] up-group --not [name], -n [name] | Runs all actions except those mentioned in the --not option |
dever [keyword] [segment] up-group --clean | Runs all actions from scratch e.g. recreating docker containers |
dever [keyword] [segment] up-group --skip | Skips confirmations |
dever [keyword] [segment] up-group --shc --skip-hash-check | Skips hash-checks ter |
dever [keyword] [segment] down | Takes down all actions |
dever [keyword] [segment] down [name] | Takes down all specified actions |
dever [keyword] [segment] down --not [name], -n [name] | Takes down all actions except those mentioned in the --not option |
dever [keyword] [segment] down-group [name] | Takes down all actions that belong to specified group |
dever [keyword] [segment] down-group --not [name], -n [name] | Takes down all actions except those mentioned in the --not option |
dever [keyword] [segment] down-group --skip | Skips confirmation |
dever [keyword] [segment] down-group --shc --skip-hash-check | Skips hash-checks |
dever [keyword] [segment] list | Lists all available actions |
dever [keyword] [segment] list [group] | Lists all actions belonging to specified group |
Currently no tests implemented..
- Node.js - Required for development
- npmjs - Dependency management included as part of the NodeJS installation
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting a pull request.
We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the releases on this repository.
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
This project is licensed under the The Unlicense - see the LICENSE file for details