JARVIS CLI Tool

Prerequisite

• Github Access Token
• Python Virtualenv setup
• Python3
• Good Internet Connection

Installation

The below commands were tested in Arch Linux

pip install virtualenv

if it’s not working properly try it with sudo.

git clone https://github.com/dyte-submissions/dyte-vit-2022-Avinash-Ashokar.git

cd dyte-vit-2022-Avinash-Ashokar/

virtualenv testing

source testing/bin/activate

python setup.py develop

jarvis configure ACCESS_TOKEN

In my case it is “jarvis configure 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”

My access token will be deleted by the time you are reading this 😅.

jarvis check -i input.csv axios@0.23.0 cors@2.8.5

The above command is to check versions. We could even check for multiple versions.

jarvis update -i input.csv axios@0.23.0 cors@2.8.6

The above command will create a pull request. We can create pull request for multiple files simultaneously.

Commands which can be used when we are stuck

Hidden Features

• You could run jarvis configure ACCESS_TOKEN command as many time as you want. Jarvis is smart enough when you try to execute check and update command without configuring

• Even a extra functionality is added to check whether the given access token is correct

• jarvis update command knows when there is an existing Pull request.

• If we are stuck somewhere, then we can execute jarvis —help to know the available list of commands.
• Both jarvis check and jarvis update command generate a packgeName.csv file, which can be used for later reference.
• Jarvis get’s a bit annoyed when someone tests it with a package which is not present in the given repository links.

Future works

• Need to make it more interactive.
• Encrypt the access token file.
• Releasing it as a Pypi project.

Credits

• Thanks for this activity. It was fun.
• And Hats off to the person who wrote that notion instruction. It was really creative. Please give them a hike.
• I must finally thank stackoverflow, for helping me when I am stuck.