boyka-cli

Command line assistant for Boyka framework

Install

To install the assistant, run the following command on the terminal:

npm i -g @boykaframework/boyka-cli

Commands

boyka configure init --path /path/to/config

This command will create a basic Boyka-framework config file named boyka-config.json at the specified path.

If the optional --path option is not provided, it will create the config at src/test/resources folder by default.

boyka configure api [name] --path /path/to/config

This will add API configuration in the config file with the given name to the config block.

This will ask a set of questions to the user and depending on their answers, it will configure the API config.

If the default config path is not src/test/resources, then you can set the config path by using the optional param of --path <path/to/config>.

boyka configure web [name] --path /path/to/config

This will add Web configuration in the config file with the given name to the config block.

This will ask a set of questions to the user and depending on their answers, it will configure the Web config.

If the default config path is not src/test/resources, then you can set the config path by using the optional param of --path <path/to/config>.

boyka configure android [name] --path /path/to/config

This will add Mobile Android configuration in the config file with the given name to the config block.

This will ask a set of questions to the user and depending on their answers, it will configure the Mobile config.

If the default config path is not src/test/resources, then you can set the config path by using the optional param of --path <path/to/config>.

boyka configure ios [name] --path /path/to/config

This will add Mobile iOS configuration in the config file with the given name to the config block.

This will ask a set of questions to the user and depending on their answers, it will configure the Mobile config.

If the default config path is not src/test/resources, then you can set the config path by using the optional param of --path <path/to/config>.