How to use the @beemo/core/package.json.version function in @beemo/core

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github beemojs / beemo / packages / cli / src / CLI.ts View on Github external
args => beemo.scaffold(args, args.generator, args.action, args.name),
);

app.command('*', false, {}, () => {
  console.error(chalk.red(beemo.msg('errors:cliNoCommand')));
});

// Run application
// eslint-disable-next-line no-unused-expressions
app
  .usage(`${binName}  [args..]`)
  .epilogue(
    // prettier-ignore
    chalk.gray([
      beemo.msg('app:cliEpilogue', { manualURL }),
      beemo.msg('app:poweredBy', { version: corePackage.version })
    ].join('\n')),
  )
  .demandCommand(1, chalk.red(beemo.msg('errors:cliNoCommand')))
  .showHelpOnFail(true)
  .help().argv;

@beemo/core

Manage all dev tool configurations in a single centralized repository.

MIT
Latest version published 3 years ago

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