MySocials DotNet CLI Tool

So I created a DotNet CLI tool called MySocials 😜

Inpiration :

Sometimes when filling out applications you might be requested to fill out fields requiring links to your social accounts or websites etc.

Most times I usually go to the website and copy the link. So an idea sprung forth 💡

Samson why don’t you build a CLI tool that allows you to easily obtain the details from your CLI by saving the contents you are looking for to your clipboard. 🌚

All you need to do is to save the details once and obtain them anytime you want.

How to Use :

• You should have Powershell v7+ and DotNet SDK installed on your computer
• To install using DotNet CLI execute the command below:
• dotnet tool install --global MySocials --version 1.1.0
• To set up, execute : mysocials
  — This would create the JSON file that would be used to store the local data
  — If the file already exists it would copy all the details in it to your clipboard
• To add details, execute : mysocials add
  — This would wait for you to input values using key-value pairs
  — You can input as much data(key-value pairs) as you want
• To select data, execute : mysocials select
  — This would print out an interactive list of available data which you can navigate through using your arrow key
  — To select data, use your enter-key
  — The selected data would be saved into your clipboard which would make it easy for you to paste
• To update data, execute: mysocials update
  — This would print out an interactive list of available data which you can navigate through using your arrow key
  — To select the data to update, use the enter key
  — Input the new data for the desired key
  — Press the enter key to save the value
• To delete data, execute: mysocials delete
  — This would print out an interactive list of available data which you can navigate through using your arrow key
  — Select the data to delete using the enter key
• To select a specific data, execute: mysocials [*anyword]
  — This would save the [*anyword] value to the clipboard if it exists
  

The repository of the code can be seen here and the NuGet page can be seen here.

Some Illustrations :

Hope you find it interesting 😅. Thanks