gigabuddy 0.3.1 → 0.4.0
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- package/bin/cli.js +61 -45
- package/index.js +45 -44
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/src/lib/commands.d.ts +43 -6
package/README.md
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## Usage
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```bash
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gigabuddy
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gigabuddy setup # put Gigabuddy into Claude Code
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gigabuddy login # sign in + set npm up for @gigabuddy packages
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npm install @gigabuddy/app-kit
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```
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`setup` installs the [Gigabuddy plugin](https://github.com/gigabuddy/claude-plugin)
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into Claude Code for you (it runs Claude Code's own `claude plugin` commands;
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if `claude` isn't on your PATH it prints the `/plugin` commands to run
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yourself). `login` opens your browser to sign in (device flow), stores your
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credential, and configures `~/.npmrc` for the `@gigabuddy` registry.
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## Commands
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| Command | Description |
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| `setup` | Install the Gigabuddy plugin into Claude Code |
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| `login` | Sign in and configure `~/.npmrc` for the `@gigabuddy` registry |
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| `login --npm` | Refresh only the npm registry credential
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| `status` | Show the signed-in account
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| `login --npm` | Refresh only the npm registry credential |
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| `status` | Show the signed-in account |
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| `accounts` | List accounts on this machine and which is active here |
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| `use <name>` | Use an account for this repo (`--default`: machine-wide) |
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| `doctor [package]` | Diagnose sign-in, npm config, and registry access |
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| `logout` | Sign out (`--npm` removes only the npm credential) |
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**Options:** `--no-npm` signs in
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targets the staging environment;
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**Options:** `--account <name>` acts as a specific account. `--no-npm` signs in
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without modifying `~/.npmrc`. `--staging` targets the staging environment;
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staging credentials are stored separately.
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## Multiple accounts
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Sign in more than one identity (say, personal and work) and choose which one a
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```bash
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gigabuddy login --account work # sign a second identity in
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gigabuddy use work # this repo (worktrees included) acts as it
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gigabuddy use --default work # or make it the machine-wide default
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gigabuddy accounts # who is signed in, and which is active here
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```
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Which account is active resolves as: the `GIGABUDDY_ACCOUNT` environment
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variable, then the closest repo pin (set by `gigabuddy use`), then your
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default account. Each account keeps its own credentials under `~/.gigabuddy`;
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the npm credential in `~/.npmrc` is machine-wide and follows whichever
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## Credentials
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