First Steps
After cocmd is ready on your machine, you can start installing and running packages. Packages can be installed from any Git repository you have access to (public or private) or from Cocmd hub.
Installing and Running
For example, if you are a Python developer, you can install a package - the python package:
cocmd install python
now you can run a playbook - for example the setup playbook:
cocmd run python.setup
or after opening a new terminal session:
python.setup
to see what more is available in the python package, you can run:
cocmd show package python
Removing is easy
cocmd uninstall <package>
and it's gone.
See it in action: python.setup playbook
✅ install Python
✅ Python VSCode plugins
✅ Install miniconda
See it in action: node.setup playbook
✅ install Node.js ✅ Install yarn ✅ Install VSCode plugins
See it in action: full web project onboarding
as instructed in CONTRIBUTING.md of a classic web project:
✅ vscode
✅ git
✅ github cli
✅ node
✅ pnpm
✅ git clones
✅ run website
✅ vscode extensions
✅ open IDEs
More Packages?
All available packages are on Cocmd Hub. Also, you can run:
cocmd install
to see all available packages from Cocmd hub.
Browsing
There are many cocmd packages in your machine? You can browse them with:
cocmd browse
