This developers tools allows to execute an arbitrary shell command for each directories
listed in the fed.json configuration file.
$ sudo npm install --global node-fed
$ fed [directories...] <command>
-
directories Name(s) of directory or group to loop through. If loop through all directories (from config) by default
-
command Arbitrary shell command
List all directories
{
"dirs" : [
{
"name" : "Dir1",
"groups" : ["group1"]
},
{
"name" : "Dir2",
"groups" : ["group1", "group2"]
},
{
"name" : "Dir3",
"groups" : ["group2"]
}
]
}
- name {String} Directory name
- groups {String[]} Optional, Use to groups or alias a directory
By default, fed execute the command as following:
$ cd <dir.name>
$ <command>
$ cd -
Examples
List all files in all directories
$ fed ls
On dir1...
README.md file1
On dir2...
README.md file2
On dir3...
README.md file3
List all files of directory group
$ fed group1 ls
On dir1...
README.md file1
On dir2...
README.md file2
List all directories register in the fed.json configuration file
Usage
$ fed [directories...] fed-list [-v|--verbose]
Examples
List all directories
$ fed fed-list
dir1
dir2
dir3
List all directories in the specified group
$ fed group1 fed-list
dir1
dir2
List all directories with verbose option
$ fed group1 fed-list -v
dir1
{
"name" : "dir1",
"groups" : ["group1"]
}
dir2
{
"name" : "dir2",
"groups" : ["group1", "group2"]
}
List all fed modules currently loaded
Usage
$ fed fed-modules
Examples
$ fed fed-modules
fed-git
Add fed module(s) globally or locally
Usage
$ fed fed-add-modules <modules...> [-g|--global]
Examples
$ fed fed-add-modules fed-git --global
Remove fed module(s) globally or locally
Usage
$ fed fed-rm-modules <modules...> [-g|--global]
Examples
$ fed fed-rm-modules fed-git --global
Create a copyright file in all of your directory
$ fed echo "Copyright (c) 2015" '>' copyright.txt
$ fed ls
On dir1...
README.md file1 copyright.txt
On dir2...
README.md file2 copyright.txt
On dir3...
README.md file3 copyright.txt
A fed module is a node package which customize the command to execute. Once one fed find a module that can treat the command, it execute use it.
A fed module looks like this:
/**
* Name of the fed module
*
* @type {String}
*/
exports.name = "Name of the fed module";
/**
* When true, fed will not try to browse into the directory.
* The command will then be executed from the current working directory.
*
* For example a command like `git clone` doesn't need to browse to the sub-directory,
* because it suppose to not yet exist.
* The fed-git module don't browse to the directory in case of `git clone` command.
*
* @type {Boolean=false}
*/
exports.preventBrowse = false|true;
/**
* By default fed output the message `On <dir.name> ...\n', before each command.
* If preventDefaultEcho = true that default message will be skipped
*
* @type {Boolean=false}
*/
exports.preventDefaultEcho = false|true;
/**
* Indicates if fed have to stop his iteration after the command execution.
* @type {Boolean=false}
*/
exports.stopIteration = false|true;
/**
* Indicates if the current module is able to treat the
* specified command
*
* @param {String} command Command that fed will to execute
* @param {Object} dir Directory object
*
* @return {Boolean} True if the module can execute the command
*/
exports.canDo = function (command, dir) {};
/**
* Returns the command to execute
*
* If the return value is falsy, fed will do nothing for this command/directory
*
* @param {String} command Command that fed will execute
* @param {Object} dir Directory object
* @return {String|null} Command to execute
*/
exports.getCommand = function (command, dir) {};
Fed modules can be declared globally at the root of '/fed' installation, or locally at the root of the working directory.
Simply add a file name fed_modules.json with the following format:
[
{
"name" : "name of the module 1"
},
{
"name" : "name of the module 2"
}
]
The order of the module is important, the last module have higher priority than the first. Local modules are higher priorities than global modules.