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-# Usage Guide for OptiKit CLI
-The **OptiKit CLI Tool** provides several commands to help streamline your development workflow. This guide explains how to use the tool, including all available commands and their respective options.
-Each command is designed to simplify tasks like building Flutter projects, generating modules, and managing other aspects of your workflow. Below, you'll find detailed explanations and examples for each command supported by **OptiKit CLI**.
-After installing OptiKit, you can use it directly from the command line.
----
-## Command Usage
-### 1. Generate a New Module
-To generate a new module, run:
-```bash
-optikit generate module <module_name>
-```
-Replace `<module_name>` with the desired name for your module.
----
-### 2. Clean Flutter Project
-- By default, the clean command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-optikit clean-flutter
-```
-- To run the clean command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-optikit clean-flutter --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 3. Clean the iOS Project
-- By default, the clean command will not clean CocoaPods cache:
-```bash
-optikit clean-ios
-```
-- To clean with CocoaPods cache, use the `--clean-cache` flag:
-```bash
-sheno clean-ios --clean-cache
-```
-- To update repositories during cleaning, use the `--repo-update` flag:
-```bash
-sheno clean-ios --repo-update
-```
----
-### 4. Build Flutter APK for Release
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-apk
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-apk --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 5. Build Flutter Bundle for Release
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-bundle
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-bundle --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 6. Build Flutter iOS App for Release
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ios
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ios --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 7. Create a Release IPA for Flutter App
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ipa
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ipa --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 8. Update App Version and Build Numbers
-- To set version and build numbers for Android and iOS:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-update-version --app-version <version> --android-build <android-build-number> --ios-build <ios-build-number>
-```
-Replace `<version>`, `<android-build-number>`, and `<ios-build-number>` with your desired values.
----
-### 9. Open Android Project in Android Studio
-- Open the Android module of your Flutter project in Android Studio:
-```bash
-sheno open-android
-```
----
-### 10. Open iOS Project in Xcode
-- Open the iOS module of your Flutter project in Xcode:
-```bash
-sheno open-ios
-```
----
-## Verification
-After running any command, you can verify its success by observing the output or using the `sheno --version` command to confirm the CLI's version.
----
-Enjoy using **Sheno CLI** to enhance your development workflow!

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-# Usage Guide for OptiKit CLI
-The **OptiKit CLI Tool** provides several commands to help streamline your development workflow. This guide explains how to use the tool, including all available commands and their respective options.
-Each command is designed to simplify tasks like building Flutter projects, generating modules, and managing other aspects of your workflow. Below, you'll find detailed explanations and examples for each command supported by **OptiKit CLI**.
-After installing OptiKit, you can use it directly from the command line.
----
-## Command Usage
-### 1. Generate a New Module
-To generate a new module, run:
-```bash
-optikit generate module <module_name>
-```
-Replace `<module_name>` with the desired name for your module.
----
-### 2. Clean Flutter Project
-- By default, the clean command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-optikit clean-flutter
-```
-- To run the clean command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-optikit clean-flutter --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 3. Clean the iOS Project
-- By default, the clean command will not clean CocoaPods cache:
-```bash
-optikit clean-ios
-```
-- To clean with CocoaPods cache, use the `--clean-cache` flag:
-```bash
-optikit clean-ios --clean-cache
-```
-- To update repositories during cleaning, use the `--repo-update` flag:
-```bash
-optikit clean-ios --repo-update
-```
----
-### 4. Build Flutter APK for Release
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-apk
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-apk --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 5. Build Flutter Bundle for Release
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-bundle
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-bundle --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 6. Build Flutter iOS App for Release
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ios
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ios --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 7. Create a Release IPA for Flutter App
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ipa
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ipa --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 8. Update App Version and Build Numbers
-- To set version and build numbers for Android and iOS:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-update-version --app-version <version> --android-build <android-build-number> --ios-build <ios-build-number>
-```
-Replace `<version>`, `<android-build-number>`, and `<ios-build-number>` with your desired values.
----
-### 9. Open Android Project in Android Studio
-- Open the Android module of your Flutter project in Android Studio:
-```bash
-sheno open-android
-```
----
-### 10. Open iOS Project in Xcode
-- Open the iOS module of your Flutter project in Xcode:
-```bash
-sheno open-ios
-```
----
-## Verification
-After running any command, you can verify its success by observing the output or using the `sheno --version` command to confirm the CLI's version.
----
-Enjoy using **Sheno CLI** to enhance your development workflow!

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-# Usage Guide for OptiKit CLI
-The **OptiKit CLI Tool** provides several commands to help streamline your development workflow. This guide explains how to use the tool, including all available commands and their respective options.
-Each command is designed to simplify tasks like building Flutter projects, generating modules, and managing other aspects of your workflow. Below, you'll find detailed explanations and examples for each command supported by **OptiKit CLI**.
-After installing OptiKit, you can use it directly from the command line.
----
-## Command Usage
-### 1. Generate a New Module
-To generate a new module, run:
-```bash
-optikit generate module <module_name>
-```
-Replace `<module_name>` with the desired name for your module.
----
-### 2. Clean Flutter Project
-- By default, the clean command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-optikit clean-flutter
-```
-- To run the clean command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-optikit clean-flutter --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 3. Clean the iOS Project
-- By default, the clean command will not clean CocoaPods cache:
-```bash
-optikit clean-ios
-```
-- To clean with CocoaPods cache, use the `--clean-cache` flag:
-```bash
-optikit clean-ios --clean-cache
-```
-- To update repositories during cleaning, use the `--repo-update` flag:
-```bash
-optikit clean-ios --repo-update
-```
----
-### 4. Build Flutter APK for Release
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-optikit flutter-build-apk
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-optikit flutter-build-apk --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 5. Build Flutter Bundle for Release
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-bundle
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-bundle --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 6. Build Flutter iOS App for Release
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ios
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ios --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 7. Create a Release IPA for Flutter App
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ipa
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ipa --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 8. Update App Version and Build Numbers
-- To set version and build numbers for Android and iOS:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-update-version --app-version <version> --android-build <android-build-number> --ios-build <ios-build-number>
-```
-Replace `<version>`, `<android-build-number>`, and `<ios-build-number>` with your desired values.
----
-### 9. Open Android Project in Android Studio
-- Open the Android module of your Flutter project in Android Studio:
-```bash
-sheno open-android
-```
----
-### 10. Open iOS Project in Xcode
-- Open the iOS module of your Flutter project in Xcode:
-```bash
-sheno open-ios
-```
----
-## Verification
-After running any command, you can verify its success by observing the output or using the `sheno --version` command to confirm the CLI's version.
----
-Enjoy using **Sheno CLI** to enhance your development workflow!

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-# Usage Guide for OptiKit CLI
-The **OptiKit CLI Tool** provides several commands to help streamline your development workflow. This guide explains how to use the tool, including all available commands and their respective options.
-Each command is designed to simplify tasks like building Flutter projects, generating modules, and managing other aspects of your workflow. Below, you'll find detailed explanations and examples for each command supported by **OptiKit CLI**.
-After installing OptiKit, you can use it directly from the command line.
----
-## Command Usage
-### 1. Generate a New Module
-To generate a new module, run:
-```bash
-optikit generate module <module_name>
-```
-Replace `<module_name>` with the desired name for your module.
----
-### 2. Clean Flutter Project
-- By default, the clean command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-optikit clean-flutter
-```
-- To run the clean command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-optikit clean-flutter --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 3. Clean the iOS Project
-- By default, the clean command will not clean CocoaPods cache:
-```bash
-optikit clean-ios
-```
-- To clean with CocoaPods cache, use the `--clean-cache` flag:
-```bash
-optikit clean-ios --clean-cache
-```
-- To update repositories during cleaning, use the `--repo-update` flag:
-```bash
-optikit clean-ios --repo-update
-```
----
-### 4. Build Flutter APK for Release
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-optikit flutter-build-apk
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-optikit flutter-build-apk --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 5. Build Flutter Bundle for Release
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-optikit flutter-build-bundle
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-bundle --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 6. Build Flutter iOS App for Release
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ios
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ios --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 7. Create a Release IPA for Flutter App
-- By default, the build command will use FVM for Flutter commands:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ipa
-```
-- To run the build command without FVM, use the `--disable-fvm` flag:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-build-ipa --disable-fvm
-```
----
-### 8. Update App Version and Build Numbers
-- To set version and build numbers for Android and iOS:
-```bash
-sheno flutter-update-version --app-version <version> --android-build <android-build-number> --ios-build <ios-build-number>
-```
-Replace `<version>`, `<android-build-number>`, and `<ios-build-number>` with your desired values.
----
-### 9. Open Android Project in Android Studio
-- Open the Android module of your Flutter project in Android Studio:
-```bash
-sheno open-android
-```
----
-### 10. Open iOS Project in Xcode
-- Open the iOS module of your Flutter project in Xcode:
-```bash
-sheno open-ios
-```
----
-## Verification
-After running any command, you can verify its success by observing the output or using the `sheno --version` command to confirm the CLI's version.
----
-Enjoy using **Sheno CLI** to enhance your development workflow!