Pilot dashboard

@lesy/lesy-plugin-pilot plugin allows us to execute and run commands from GUI. No extra work needed, just add this plugin, and your UI is ready!

Installation

$ npm install @lesy/lesy-plugin-pilot

Then add it to plugins array in main index file

export default {
    commands:[...],
    plugins:['@lesy/lesy-plugin-pilot']
}

Usage

Once you added the plugin, it will add pilot command to your app. To open the GUI, run this command,

$ ./bin/cmd pilot

Then, the local address will be displayed something like this,

   ┌───────────────────────────────────────────┐
   │                                           │
   │   Pilot is running...                     │
   │                                           │
   │   - Local   http://localhost:8888         │
   │   - Network http://192.168.43.242:8888    │
   │                                           │
   └───────────────────────────────────────────┘

Just access these localhost in your system or mobile (it is responsive app!) and start executing the command.

There are few settings you can try,

• Aliases: server, web, s, w
• Host: --host=localhost or --h=localhost
• Port: --port=4444 or --p=4444
• Socket host: --socketHost=localhost or --sh=localhost
• Socket port: --socketPort=2222 or --sp=2222
• Socket url: --clientSocketUrl=https://url or --csu=https://url

User Interface

There are quite a cool features in the UI.

• View and run commands and sub commands
• View command information and config
• Prompts and notifications
• View console log with colors
• Run shell commands
• Easy setup in cloud IDE, like codesandbox

Config

This plugin uses the package.json file by default to get the basic config data. But you can override them.

const pilotConfig = {
  appName: "Myapp",
  docTitle: "My app dashboard",
  appVersion: "1.2.0",
  cmdName: "myapp",
};

export default {
    commands:[...],
    plugins:[['@lesy/lesy-plugin-pilot',pilotConfig]]
}