feat(cli): add --export and --import flags for plugin lists #21
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Add CLI flags to export installed plugins to a JSON file and import them on another machine or project. Export format includes plugin ID, scope, and enabled state. Import shows a confirmation prompt before installing missing plugins. [7]
- Fix file permissions: use 0o600 instead of 0o644 (gosec G306) - Reorder ExportFile struct for optimal memory alignment [7]
The Claude CLI returns different JSON formats depending on the
--available flag:
- With --available: {installed: [...], available: [...]}
- Without --available: [...] (just installed plugins array)
This updates ListPlugins to parse both formats correctly.
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Add CLI flags to export installed plugins to a JSON file and import them on another machine or project.
Summary
--export <file>/-e <file>flag to export installed plugins to JSON--import <file>/-i <file>flag to import plugins from a JSON fileExport format
{ "version": 1, "plugins": [ {"id": "plugin@marketplace", "scope": "user", "enabled": true}, {"id": "other@marketplace", "scope": "project", "enabled": false} ] }Test plan
cpm --export plugins.jsonand verify JSON file is created with correct formatcpm --import plugins.jsonand verify confirmation prompt appearscpm --helpand verify new flags are documented