@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ $ npm install -g codify
1818$ codify COMMAND
1919running command...
2020$ codify (--version)
21- codify/0.6 .0 darwin-arm64 node-v20.15.1
21+ codify/0.7 .0 darwin-arm64 node-v20.15.1
2222$ codify --help [COMMAND]
2323USAGE
2424 $ codify COMMAND
@@ -31,65 +31,89 @@ USAGE
3131* [ ` codify destroy ` ] ( #codify-destroy )
3232* [ ` codify help [COMMAND] ` ] ( #codify-help-command )
3333* [ ` codify import ` ] ( #codify-import )
34+ * [ ` codify init ` ] ( #codify-init )
3435* [ ` codify plan ` ] ( #codify-plan )
3536* [ ` codify update [CHANNEL] ` ] ( #codify-update-channel )
3637
3738## ` codify apply `
3839
39- Apply a codify file onto the system. A plan of the changes is first generated and a list of changes will be shown before proceeding
40+ Install or update resources on the system based on a codify.json file.
4041
4142```
4243USAGE
43- $ codify apply [--json] [-- debug] [-o plain|default|debug| json] [-s ] [-p <value>]
44+ $ codify apply [--debug] [-o plain|default|json] [-p <value> ] [-S <value>]
4445
4546FLAGS
46- -o, --output=<option> [default: default]
47- <options: plain|default|debug|json>
48- -p, --path=<value> Path to codify.json file
49- -s, --secure
50- --debug
51-
52- GLOBAL FLAGS
53- --json Format output as json.
47+ -S, --sudoPassword=<value> Automatically use this password for any commands that require elevated permissions.
48+ -o, --output=<option> [default: default] Control the output format.
49+ <options: plain|default|json>
50+ -p, --path=<value> Path to run Codify from.
51+ --debug Print additional debug logs.
5452
5553DESCRIPTION
56- Apply a codify file onto the system. A plan of the changes is first generated and a list of changes will be shown
57- before proceeding
54+ Install or update resources on the system based on a codify.json file.
55+
56+ Codify first generates a plan to determine the necessary execution steps. See
57+ codify plan --help for more details.
58+ The execution plan will be presented and approval will be asked before Codify applies
59+ any changes.
60+
61+ For scripts: use --output json which will skip approval and
62+ apply changes directly.
63+
64+ For more information, visit: https://docs.codifycli.com/commands/apply
65+
5866
5967EXAMPLES
6068 $ codify apply
6169
6270 $ codify apply --path ~
71+
72+ $ codify apply -o json
73+
74+ $ codify apply -S <sudo password>
6375```
6476
65- _ See code: [ src/commands/apply/index .ts] ( https://github.com/kevinwang5658/codify/blob/v0.6 .0/src/commands/apply/index .ts ) _
77+ _ See code: [ src/commands/apply.ts] ( https://github.com/kevinwang5658/codify/blob/v0.7 .0/src/commands/apply.ts ) _
6678
6779## ` codify destroy `
6880
69- Destroy or uninstall a resource ( or many resources) .
81+ Use Codify to uninstall a supported package or setting on the system .
7082
7183```
7284USAGE
73- $ codify destroy [--json] [-- debug] [-o plain|default|debug| json] [-s ] [-p <value >]
85+ $ codify destroy [--debug] [-o plain|default|json] [-p <value> ] [-S <password >]
7486
7587FLAGS
76- -o, --output=<option> [default: default]
77- <options: plain|default|debug|json>
78- -p, --path=<value> Path to codify.json file
79- -s, --secure
80- --debug
81-
82- GLOBAL FLAGS
83- --json Format output as json.
88+ -S, --sudoPassword=<password> Automatically use this password for any commands that require elevated permissions.
89+ -o, --output=<option> [default: default] Control the output format.
90+ <options: plain|default|json>
91+ -p, --path=<value> Path to run Codify from.
92+ --debug Print additional debug logs.
8493
8594DESCRIPTION
86- Destroy or uninstall a resource (or many resources).
95+ Use Codify to uninstall a supported package or setting on the system.
96+
97+ This command will only work for resources with Codify support. This command
98+ can work with or without a codify.json file.
99+
100+ Modes:
101+ • If a codify.json file exists, destroy the resource specified in the Codify.json file
102+ with a matching type.
103+ • If a codify.json file doesn't exist, additional information may be asked to identify
104+ the specific resource to destroy.
105+
106+ For more information, visit: https://docs.codifycli.com/commands/destory
87107
88108EXAMPLES
89109 $ codify destroy homebrew nvm
110+
111+ $ codify destroy homebrew nvm --path=~
112+
113+ $ codify destroy
90114```
91115
92- _ See code: [ src/commands/destroy.ts] ( https://github.com/kevinwang5658/codify/blob/v0.6 .0/src/commands/destroy.ts ) _
116+ _ See code: [ src/commands/destroy.ts] ( https://github.com/kevinwang5658/codify/blob/v0.7 .0/src/commands/destroy.ts ) _
93117
94118## ` codify help [COMMAND] `
95119
@@ -113,48 +137,50 @@ _See code: [@oclif/plugin-help](https://github.com/oclif/plugin-help/blob/v6.2.1
113137
114138## ` codify import `
115139
116- Generate codify configs from already installed packages. Use a list of space separated arguments to specify the resource types to import. Leave blank to import all resource in an existing * .codify.json file.
140+ Generate Codify configurations from already installed packages.
117141
118142```
119143USAGE
120- $ codify import [--json] [-- debug] [-o plain|default|debug| json] [-s ] [-p <value>]
144+ $ codify import [--debug] [-o plain|default|json] [-p <value>]
121145
122146FLAGS
123- -o, --output=<option> [default: default]
124- <options: plain|default|debug|json>
125- -p, --path=<value> Path to codify.json file
126- -s, --secure
127- --debug
128-
129- GLOBAL FLAGS
130- --json Format output as json.
147+ -o, --output=<option> [default: default] Control the output format.
148+ <options: plain|default|json>
149+ -p, --path=<value> Path to run Codify from.
150+ --debug Print additional debug logs.
131151
132152DESCRIPTION
133- Generate codify configs from already installed packages. Use a list of space separated arguments to specify the
134- resource types to import. Leave blank to import all resource in an existing *.codify.json file.
153+ Generate Codify configurations from already installed packages.
154+
155+ Use a space-separated list of arguments to specify the resource types to import.
156+ If a codify.json file already exists, omit arguments to update the file to match the system.
135157
136158 Modes:
137- 1. No args: if no args are specified and an *.codify.json already exists. Then codify will update the existing file
138- with any new changes to the resources specified in the file/files .
159+ 1. No args: If no args are specified and an *.codify.json already exists, Codify
160+ will update the existing file with new changes on the system .
139161
140- Command: codify import
162+ Command:
163+ codify import
141164
142- 2. With args: specify specific resources to import using arguments. Wild card matching is supported using '*' and ?
143- (Note: in zsh * expands to the current dir and needs to be escaped using \* or '*'). A prompt will be shown if more
144- information is required to complete the import.
165+ 2. With args: Specify specific resources to import using arguments. Wild card matching is supported
166+ using '*' and '?' (Note: in zsh * expands to the current dir and needs to be escaped using \* or '*').
167+ A prompt will be shown if more information is required to complete the import.
145168
146- Example: codify import nvm asdf\*, codify import \* (for importing all supported resources)
169+ Examples:
170+ codify import nvm asdf*
171+ codify import \* (for importing all supported resources)
147172
148- The results can then be saved:
173+ The results can be saved in one of three ways :
149174 a. To an existing *.codify.json file
150175 b. To a new file
151- c. Or only printed to console
176+ c. Printed to the console only
152177
153- Codify will try to smartly insert new configs by following existing spacing and formatting.
178+ Codify will attempt to smartly insert new configurations while preserving existing spacing and formatting.
154179
180+ For more information, visit: https://docs.codifycli.com/commands/import
155181
156182EXAMPLES
157- $ codify import homebrew nvm asdf\*
183+ $ codify import homebrew nvm asdf
158184
159185 $ codify import
160186
@@ -163,35 +189,72 @@ EXAMPLES
163189 $ codify import \*
164190```
165191
166- _ See code: [ src/commands/import.ts] ( https://github.com/kevinwang5658/codify/blob/v0.6 .0/src/commands/import.ts ) _
192+ _ See code: [ src/commands/import.ts] ( https://github.com/kevinwang5658/codify/blob/v0.7 .0/src/commands/import.ts ) _
167193
168- ## ` codify plan `
194+ ## ` codify init `
169195
170- Generate a plan based on a codify.json file. This plan will list out the changes Codify will need to make in order to meet the desired config .
196+ A helper to quickly get started with Codify .
171197
172198```
173199USAGE
174- $ codify plan [--json] [-- debug] [-o plain|default|debug| json] [-s] [-p <value> ]
200+ $ codify init [--debug] [-o plain|default|json]
175201
176202FLAGS
177- -o, --output=<option> [default: default]
178- <options: plain|default|debug|json>
179- -p, --path=<value> Path to codify.json file
180- -s, --secure
181- --debug
203+ -o, --output=<option> [default: default] Control the output format.
204+ <options: plain|default|json>
205+ --debug Print additional debug logs.
206+
207+ DESCRIPTION
208+ A helper to quickly get started with Codify.
182209
183- GLOBAL FLAGS
184- --json Format output as json.
210+ Use this command to automatically generate Codify configs based on
211+ the currently installed system resources. By default, the new file
212+ will be written to ~/codify.json .
213+
214+ For more information, visit: https://docs.codifycli.com/commands/init
215+
216+ EXAMPLES
217+ $ codify init
218+ ```
219+
220+ _ See code: [ src/commands/init.ts] ( https://github.com/kevinwang5658/codify/blob/v0.7.0/src/commands/init.ts ) _
221+
222+ ## ` codify plan `
223+
224+ Generate an execution plan to apply changes from a codify.json file.
225+
226+ ```
227+ USAGE
228+ $ codify plan [--debug] [-o plain|default|json] [-p <value>]
229+
230+ FLAGS
231+ -o, --output=<option> [default: default] Control the output format.
232+ <options: plain|default|json>
233+ -p, --path=<value> Path to run Codify from.
234+ --debug Print additional debug logs.
185235
186236DESCRIPTION
187- Generate a plan based on a codify.json file. This plan will list out the changes Codify will need to make in order to
188- meet the desired config.
237+ Generate an execution plan to apply changes from a codify.json file.
238+
239+ This plan lists all the changes Codify needs to make to apply the codify.json file.
240+ The plan will not be executed. Behind the scenes, Codify performs a refresh scan to
241+ determine the current configuration and installed resources, then compares them with
242+ the desired configuration to compute the execution plan.
243+
244+ For scripts: use --output json which will skip all prompts and print
245+ only the final result as a json.
246+
247+ For more information, visit: https://docs.codifycli.com/commands/plan
189248
190249EXAMPLES
191250 $ codify plan
251+
252+ $ codify plan -o json
253+
254+ $ codify plan -p ../
192255```
193256
194- _ See code: [ src/commands/plan/index .ts] ( https://github.com/kevinwang5658/codify/blob/v0.6 .0/src/commands/plan/index .ts ) _
257+ _ See code: [ src/commands/plan.ts] ( https://github.com/kevinwang5658/codify/blob/v0.7 .0/src/commands/plan.ts ) _
195258
196259## ` codify update [CHANNEL] `
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