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Overview ¶

Package mycli provides a command-line interface for bootstrapping and managing development environments.

mycli is designed to simplify the process of setting up and maintaining a consistent development environment across different machines. It offers a range of commands for installing software, configuring tools, and managing custom extensions.

Usage:

mycli [command] [subcommand] [flags]

Main Commands:

install     Install software tools and packages
configure   Set up configurations for various development tools
update      Update mycli to the latest version
extension   Manage mycli extensions

Getting Started:

To begin using mycli, run:

mycli

This will launch the interactive mode, guiding you through available commands.

Installing Software:

To install a specific tool:

mycli install [tool-name]

For example:

mycli install golang

Configuring Tools:

To configure a tool:

mycli configure [tool-name]

For example:

mycli configure git

Extensions:

mycli supports a flexible extension system. To manage extensions:

mycli extension install [repository-url]
mycli extension list
mycli extension update [extension-name]
mycli extension remove [extension-name]

Configuration:

mycli uses a YAML configuration file located at ~/.mycli/config.yaml. This file can be used to customize the behavior of mycli and define custom installation scripts.

For more detailed information on each command, use:

mycli [command] --help

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