Previously the "usage" output for a command branch would list the names and descriptions of the command's immediate subcommand children. For example, the top-level usage for aai would show the descriptions for app, user, and get-starter-apps. Once this PR is merged we will instead show the descriptions and paths for all the LEAVES for the current command. As an example, here is how the usage for the alwaysAI CLI will look:
$ aai
Usage: aai <subcommand> ...
Manage your alwaysAI assets and environment
Subcommands:
app configure : Configure this directory as an alwaysAI application
app deploy : Deploy this application to a target device
app install : Install this application's dependencies
app exec : Run a command in the target directory
app models add : Add model(s) to this application
app models remove : Remove model(s) from this application
app models search : Search models in the alwaysAI Cloud
app models show : Show this application's "models" configuration
app models update : Update this application's models to the latest versions
app shell : Launch a bash shell in the target directory
app show : Show the application configuration of your current directory
app start : Run this application's "start" script
user login : Log in to the alwaysAI Cloud
user logout : Log out of the alwaysAI Cloud
user show : Show the currently logged in user
get-starter-apps : Download the alwaysAI starter applications
$ aai app
Usage: aai app <subcommand> ...
Develop an alwaysAI application
Subcommands:
configure : Configure this directory as an alwaysAI application
deploy : Deploy this application to a target device
install : Install this application's dependencies
exec : Run a command in the target directory
models add : Add model(s) to this application
models remove : Remove model(s) from this application
models search : Search models in the alwaysAI Cloud
models show : Show this application's "models" configuration
models update : Update this application's models to the latest versions
shell : Launch a bash shell in the target directory
show : Show the application configuration of your current directory
start : Run this application's "start" script
Previously the "usage" output for a command branch would list the names and descriptions of the command's immediate subcommand children. For example, the top-level usage for
aaiwould show the descriptions forapp,user, andget-starter-apps. Once this PR is merged we will instead show the descriptions and paths for all the LEAVES for the current command. As an example, here is how the usage for the alwaysAI CLI will look: