This is a command tootset used in my work.
System requirements
How to install
pipx install typecmd
How to use
After installed, you can use command directory in this toolset.
For example:
yaml2json --help
How to build
clone source
git clone https://github.com/telesoho/typecmd.git
cd typecmd
poetry install
poetry build
Active shell
poetry shell
use pipx to install the cli commands.
pipx install dist/typecmd-<version>.tar.gz
Now you can use typecmd.
typecmd --help
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