Releases: awslabs/clencli
Release 0.3.6
CHANGELOG
v0.3.6
- Fixed render template command on Windows
Release 0.3.5
CHANGELOG
v0.3.5
- Fixed customization of projects during initialization of a project.
- Updated documentation.
Release 0.3.4
CHANGELOG
v0.3.4
- Reduce the amount of information on
credentials.yamlandconfigurations.yamlby removing fields:enabled,created_at,updated_at.
Release 0.3.3
Add changelog.
Release 0.3.2
CHANGELOG
v0.3.2
Fixed bug for Windows where projects couldn't be initialized since the files couldn't be found inside of the CLI.
Release 0.3.1
Release 0.3.0
CHANGELOG
v0.3.0
A few bug fixes and a new features added.
Release notes
New features and changes
-
Download photo after
render templatecommand. -
Give the photo's author attribution and link to his profile and Unsplash
Release 0.2.2
CHANGELOG
v0.2.2
A few bug fixes and a new features added.
Release 0.2.1
CHANGELOG
v0.2.1
A few bug fixes and a new features added.
Release notes
Bugfixes
- Remove trailing characters from template's database
.. shorten for brevity
usage: |-
In a polyglot world where a team can choose it's programming language, often this flexibility can spill into chaos as every repo looks different.
CLENCLI solves this issue by giving developers a quick and easy way to create a standardised repo structure and easily rendering documentation via a YAML file. <whitespace>
.. shorten for brevity
If you had a whitespace in your clencli/readme.yaml and executed clencli render template it would overwrite its original content to conform with YAML format.
New features and changes
- Download photo from unsplash by ID
$ clencli unsplash --id=jLjfAWwHdB8
A file named unsplash.yaml will be created and placed in the current directory. It contains the response from Unsplash API.
It's useful to give credit to the photo's author and provides information about the photo and the author.
Release v0.2.0
CHANGELOG
v0.2.0
A few bug fixes and a new features added.
Release notes
New features and changes
- Download photo from unsplash by ID
$ clencli unsplash --id=jLjfAWwHdB8
A file named unsplash.yaml will be created and placed in the current directory. It contains the response from Unsplash API.
It's useful to give credit to the photo's author and provides information about the photo and the author.