Berryjam Command Line Interface ​

General ​

Options ​

When running Berryjam CLI at the top level, there are two options, namely --version and --help.

-V, --version gets the current version of your Berryjam CLI in your local machine.

npx berryjam-cli@latest -V

-h, --help lists possible commands in Berryjam CLI.

npx berryjam-cli@latest -h

Commands ​

Currently, there are 4 commands, namely login, logout, workspaces and scan.

login will prompt you to login with email and password.

npx berryjam-cli@latest login

logout will log you out of your Berryjam account.

npx berryjam-cli@latest logout

workspaces will list the workspace(s) you can access with respective user role(s). You need to login before using this command.

npx berryjam-cli@latest workspaces

scan is for scanning your project to analyze your components. We will be explaining in more details in the next section.

Scan Overview ​

Scan command always requires <your-vue-project-path> as a directory of your vue project to scan. Since the scan command will scan to a specific workspace (Berryjam Cloud), the CLI will prompt for a login if you have not already done so.

-h, --help lists out existing options for Berryjam CLI’s scan command.

npx berryjam-cli@latest scan -h

--ignore will exclude file path(s) or directories from scan. By default, Berryjam ignores ["node_module", "dist", "build", "cache", ".spec.", ".test."] from scan.

npx berryjam-cli@latest scan vue-project-path --ignore <target>

Note: <target> could be .service or .json or others.

--verbose will provide a detailed log output via the CLI.

npx berryjam-cli@latest scan vue-project-path --verbose

Note: If you are at the root directory of your vue project and wish to run the scan command you can replace <your-vue-project-path> with . too.

Scan to workspace ​

You may specify a workspace for Berryjam to scan to if you have multiple workspaces. If you do not specify, Berryjam CLI will prompt you to confirm or choose.

-w, --workspace, together with your workspace name, will direct the CLI to scan to that particular workspace.

npx berryjam-cli@latest scan vue-project-path -w workspace-name

Raw Result ​

After the scan is complete, the data is stored in the Berryjam application folder in JSON format. The file name is components.json. You can get to the JSON file by running two consecutive commands in your preferred terminal.

Find the Berryjam application folder and open the file:

open $HOME/.berryjam/components.json

Note: For Windows users, please replace open $HOME with start %userprofile%.