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https://github.com/enisn/AbpDevTools
A set of tools to make development with ABP easier.
https://github.com/enisn/AbpDevTools
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A set of tools to make development with ABP easier.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/enisn/AbpDevTools
- Owner: enisn
- License: mit
- Created: 2023-04-19T09:01:14.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2024-07-31T14:13:17.000Z (about 2 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-08-01T17:58:33.458Z (about 2 months ago)
- Topics: abp, abp-framework, cli, dotnet
- Language: C#
- Homepage:
- Size: 2.47 MB
- Stars: 34
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 3
- Open Issues: 3
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE.txt
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README
# AbpDevTools
A set of tools to make development with ABP easier. It's a dotnet tool and accessed via `abpdev` **CLI** command.
It helps the developer, build, run, replace, and manage logs of the projects. It makes running **multiple** solutions and projects easier.
# Installation
- Install [AbpDevTools from NuGet](https://www.nuget.org/packages/AbpDevTools) as dotnet tool:
```bash
dotnet tool update -g AbpDevTools
```
- Installation for a specific runtime other than the latest:
```bash
dotnet tool update -g AbpDevTools --framework net7.0
# or
dotnet tool update -g AbpDevTools --framework net6.0
```
> This package is compiled for .NET 6.0, 7.0 and 8.0. So you can install it for a specific runtime. If you don't specify a runtime, it'll install the latest version.
## Local Installation
If you don't have access to the package source. You can install it from the source code by the following code:
```bash
pwsh install.ps1
```
# Getting Started
You can watch the **'Getting Started'** video for onboarding this tool:
# Usage
Execute `abpdev` command in the terminal and it'll show you the help message.
```bash
abpdev --help
```
# Commands
The following commands are available:
## abpdev build
Builds all solutions/projects in the current directory recursively. _(Multiple solutions)_
```
abpdev build [options]
```
```bash
abpdev build -h
PARAMETERS
workingdirectory Working directory to run build. Probably project or solution directory path goes here. Default: . (Current Directory)
OPTIONS
-f|--build-files (Array) Names or part of names of projects or solutions will be built.
-i|--interactive Interactive build file selection. Default: "False".
-c|--configuration
-h|--help Shows help text.
```
Convention: `*.sln` files are considered as solutions and `*.csproj` files are considered as projects.
### Example commands
- Run in a specific path
```bash
abpdev build C:\Path\To\Projects
```
- Run in a specific configuration
```bash
abpdev build C:\Path\To\Projects -c Release
```
- Run in a specific path with specific configuration and specific projects
```bash
abpdev build C:\Path\To\Projects -c Release -f ProjectA.csproj ProjectB.csproj
```
- Run in interactive mode **(Select projects to build)**
```bash
abpdev build -i
```
## abpdev run
Runs the solution in the current directory. _(Multiple solution, multiple applications including DbMigrator)_
```
abpdev run [options]
```
```bash
PARAMETERS
workingdirectory Working directory to run build. Probably project or solution directory path goes here. Default: . (Current Directory)
OPTIONS
-w|--watch Watch mode Default: "False".
--skip-migrate Skips migration and runs projects directly. Default: "False".
-a|--all Projects to run will not be asked as prompt. All of them will run. Default: "False".
--no-build Skipts build before running. Passes '--no-build' parameter to dotnet run. Default: "False".
-i|--install-libs Runs 'abp install-libs' command while running the project simultaneously. Default: "False".
-g|--graphBuild Uses /graphBuild while running the applications. So no need building before running. But it may cause some performance. Default: "False".
-p|--projects (Array) Names or part of names of projects will be ran.
-c|--configuration
-e| --env Virtual Environment name. You can manage virtual environments by using 'abpdev env config'
-h|--help Shows help text.
```
Convention: `*.csproj` files with specific names are considered as applications or dbmigrators.
> _Use `abpdev run config` command to change project name conventions according to your requirements_
### Example commands
- Run multiple solutions
```bash
abpdev run C:\Path\To\Top\Folder\Of\Solutions
```
- Run in a specific path
```bash
abpdev run C:\Path\To\Projects
```
- Run in a specific configuration and specific path
```bash
abpdev run C:\Path\To\Projects -c Release
```
- Run all projects instead prompt selection
```bash
abpdev run -a
```
- Skip migration and run projects directly
```bash
abpdev run --skip-migrate
```
- Run in watch mode
```bash
abpdev run -w
```
> Please note that we cannot print URL's because dotnet does give any output.
## Virtual Environments
Virtual environments are used to run multiple solutions with different configurations. For example, you can run different solutions with different environments _(connectionstrings etc.)_.
You can manage virtual environments by using `abpdev env config` command and use those pre-configured environments with other commands like: `abpdev run -e SqlServer`. This command will use the environment named SqlServer. You can set different connectionstrings for each environment.
```bash
abpdev env config
```
> You'll see the following screen. You can add, edit, delete, and select virtual environments.
> ```json
> {
> "SqlServer": {
> "Variables": {
> "ConnectionStrings__Default": "Server=localhost;Database={AppName}_{Today};User ID=SA;Password=12345678Aa;TrustServerCertificate=True"
> }
> },
> "MongoDB": {
> "Variables": {
> "ConnectionStrings__Default": "mongodb://localhost:27017/{AppName}_{Today}"
> }
> }
>}
> ```
> **{Today}** will be replaced with the current date. So you can run multiple solutions with different databases.
> **{AppName}** will be replaced with the application name. So you can run multiple solutions with different databases. _When app name couldn't be detected, folder name will be used.
### Example commands
- Run in a specific virtual environment
```bash
abpdev run -e SqlServer
```
## abpdev logs
Finds given project under the current directory and shows logs of it.
---
```bash
abpdev logs [options]
abpdev logs [command] [...]
PARAMETERS
projectname Determines the project to open logs of it.
OPTIONS
-p|--path Working directory of the command. Probably solution directory. Default: . (CurrentDirectory)
-i|--interactive Options will be asked as prompt when this option used. Default: "False".
-h|--help Shows help text.
COMMANDS
clear
```
### Example commands
- Show logs of the **.Web** project
```bash
abpdev logs Web
```
- Clear logs of the **.Web** project
```bash
abpdev logs clear -p Web
```
- Clear logs without approval
```bash
abpdev logs clear -p Web -f
```
## abpdev replace
Replaces specified text in files under the current directory recursively. Mostly used to replace connection strings in `appsettings.json` files. But it can be used for any other purposes.
```bash
USAGE
abpdev replace [options]
abpdev replace [command] [...]
DESCRIPTION
Runs file replacement according to configuration.
PARAMETERS
replacementconfigname If you execute single option from config, you can pass the name or pass 'all' to execute all of them
OPTIONS
-p|--path Working directory of the command. Probably solution directory. Default: . (CurrentDirectory)
-i|--interactive Interactive Mode. It'll ask prompt to pick one config. Default: "False".
-h|--help Shows help text.
COMMANDS
config Allows managing replacement configuration. Subcommands: config clear.
```
> Use `abpdev replace config` command to change file name conventions according to your requirements.
> _You'll see something like that by default:
> ```json
> {
> "ConnectionStrings": {
> "FilePattern": "appsettings.json",
> "Find": "Trusted_Connection=True;",
> "Replace": "User ID=SA;Password=12345678Aa;"
> }
> }
> ```
### Example commands
- Replace connection strings in `appsettings.json` files
```bash
abpdev replace ConnectionStrings
```
- Run all the configurations at once
```bash
abpdev replace all
```
## Enable Notifications
You can enable notifications to get notified when a build or run process is completed. You can enable it by using `abpdev enable-notifications` command and disable it by using `abpdev disable-notifications` command.
> _It only works on **Windows** and **MacOS**. Linux is not supported yet._
```bash
abpdev enable-notifications
abpdev disable-notifications
```
It'll send a notification when a **migration**, **build** or **run** process is completed.
## Environment Apps
You can easily run commonly used environment apps like **SQL Server**, **PostgreSQL**, **Redis**, **MySQL**, **MongoDB** and **RabbitMQ** by using `abpdev envapp start` command.
```bash
abpdev envapp [command] [options]
abpdev envapp start [options]
abpdev envapp stop [options]
```
> You can change the default running commands by using `abpdev envapp config` command.
Available app names by **default**:
```bash
- sqlserver
- sqlserver-edge
- postgresql
- mysql
- mongodb
- redis
- rabbitmq
```
_You can extend the list or change environments of apps by using `abpdev envapp config` command._
### Example commands
- Start SQL Server with custom SA password
```bash
abpdev envapp start sqlserver -p myPassw0rd
```