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1 year ago Hello @dwu359! Thank you for submitting the Feature Request Form. We appreciate your contribution. :wave:
We will look into it and provide a response as soon as possible.
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Best regards, Deep Learning Playground (DLP) Team
karkir0003
dwu359
Feature Name
Unified CLI between Frontend and Backend with Go + Cobra
Your Name
Daniel Wu
Description
The project has grown large enough that there are several commands with yarn, python, aws, docker, sst, etc that are important to the project but may be difficult to remember at times. Instead, we can build our own CLI to call these commands for us. We currently use yarn scripts to do this, but then we are limited to bash and it is clunky to add parameter inputs. A popular way of building a CLI is with Go and Cobra, although if there are better ways, we can explore that too.
Some commands that we should include in the CLI:
start backend(starts the backend in development mode, defaults to port 8000 but can add custom --port flag, can also add --prod to start the backend in production mode)start frontend(starts the frontend in development mode, defaults to port 3000 but can add --port and --prod as well)start serverless(starts SST in development mode)deploy backend,deploy frontend,deploy serverlessget id-token {email}(gets a bearer token from firebase given an email)get uid {email}(gets a uid from firebase given a uid)doctor(similar to flutter'sflutter doctor, helps new members setup their environment, detects if they have node, yarn, poetry, AWS CLI, pyenv, gitkraken, nvm, docker, postman installed, if they have their aws credentials set up, if they have their env files configured properly, etc)