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# pwcli CLI
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# Photowall CLI
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A CLI for pwcli.
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A CLI for Photowall, a platform for doing any type of commands or automation
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needed for the photowall organisation.
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## Customizing your CLI
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# Installation
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Check out the documentation at https://github.com/infinitered/gluegun/tree/master/docs.
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1. Clone the repo to a local folder.
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2. Build the project with `yarn build`
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3. Connect a runnable command with `yarn link`
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4. Open a new terminal window and run `pwcli`
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## Publishing to NPM
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To package your CLI up for NPM, do this:
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```shell
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$ npm login
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$ npm whoami
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$ npm lint
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$ npm test
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(if typescript, run `npm run build` here)
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$ npm publish
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```
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# License
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MIT - see LICENSE
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# Usage
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When running `pwcli` command in the terminal is will open a interactive view but all commands are accessable through shortcuts. So if you want to run status on development testservers its possible to run `pwcli d ts s` for d = development, ts = test servers, s = status. Shortcuts are listed in the interactive view.
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