Removed the top 5 slicing constraint from the search helper function within the CLI package. This change allows to return all components whose score exceeds zero, instead of restricting it to the top 5.
This commit introduces a new file "search.ts" in the CLI helpers. It adds the implementation of the Jaro-Winkler string comparison algorithm and a "getSuggestion" function. The getSuggestion function uses the Jaro-Winkler algorithm for comparing component names against an input string and providing suitable suggestions.
Imported the colorize method from '@oclif/core/ux' to add color to the log messages in the 'validateConfig' function within 'config.ts' for improved readability. The messages that detail installation paths and import shared details are now displayed in gray.
The update enhances the CLI functionality by introducing the realname resolution for components. This is done in the 'list.ts' file, through a new helper function 'getComponentRealName' that is called whenever list of installed components is required. This ensures the correct identifiers are always considered, regardless of them being aliases or actual names.
Modified the 'loadConfig' method to support '.cjs' and '.mjs' config files. Also, a 'changeExtension' function is added to helpers/path.ts to manipulate file extensions. An error will be thrown if a specified user config file is not found. The application defaults to the default config file if no user config file is provided.
The validateConfig function in the cli module has been updated to include logging. The logs show the locations where the component and shared module will be installed, as well as the import path for the shared module.
This commit adds error handling for fetching operations from the registry in the CLI 'list' command. Now, any failure in retrieving the registry results in a failed spinner with a clear descriptive message, thus making the failure more apparent to the user.
This commit introduces configuration and path management functionality in the CLI by adding the helper functions to load and validate configuration. It also provides the logic to retrieve available components from a given registry. Additionally, it exposes these functionalities in public API.
