📄️ Overview
The following options are available for all moon commands.
📄️ bin
The moon bin command will return an absolute path to a tool's binary within the toolchain.
📄️ ci
The moon ci command is a special command that should be ran in a continuous integration (CI)
📄️ check
The moon check [...projects] (or moon c) command will run all
📄️ clean
The moon clean command will clean the current workspace by deleting stale cache. For the most
📄️ completions
The moon completions command will generate moon command and argument completions for your current
📄️ dep-graph
The moon dep-graph [target] (or moon dg) command will generate and serve a visual dependency
🗃️ docker
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📄️ generate
The moon generate (or moon g) command will generate code (files and folders) from a
📄️ init
The moon init [dest] command will initialize moon into a repository and scaffold config files by
🗃️ migrate
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📄️ project
The moon project (or moon p) command will display all available information about a
📄️ project-graph
The moon project-graph [name] (or moon pg) command will generate and serve a visual graph of all
🗃️ query
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📄️ run
The moon run (or moon r) command will run one or many targets and all of
📄️ setup
The moon setup command can be used to setup the developer and pipeline environments. It achieves
📄️ sync
The moon sync command will force sync all projects in the workspace. What is syncing exactly? To
📄️ task
The moon task (or moon t) command will display information about a task that has been
📄️ teardown
The moon teardown command, as its name infers, will teardown and clean the current environment,
📄️ upgrade
The moon upgrade command can be used to upgrade your current moon binary (if installed globally)