This PR adds a new serve command and improves the overall UX of the CLI. All improvements/changes are listed below.
The serve command starts the web server without requiring a file path and opening the view. This command is especially useful for diagram views embedded in local documentation, since it has no other side-effects apart from starting the web server, and can be used in scripts.
Added serve command.
Moved previous behavior to an open command.
=> Default command that will be used if no command is provided.
The CLI version is no parsed from the package.json version when it is packaged. No need to update it manually...
Added a global --port / -p option to overwrite the port used for the web server.
Commands and options are now sorted in the help output.
Altered descriptions for commands and options to be shorter and better align with the text of the auto generated help.
The script name (used in the help) is now parsed dynamically (process.title) to reflect the name of the executable.
When a relative path is used to call the executable, the relative path is reflected in the script name.
Should avoid confusion in the help text if the executable is named differently. Especially since they are packaged with their OS target appended.
This PR adds a new
servecommand and improves the overall UX of the CLI. All improvements/changes are listed below. Theservecommand starts the web server without requiring a file path and opening the view. This command is especially useful for diagram views embedded in local documentation, since it has no other side-effects apart from starting the web server, and can be used in scripts.servecommand.opencommand.package.jsonversion when it is packaged. No need to update it manually...--port/-poption to overwrite the port used for the web server.process.title) to reflect the name of the executable.