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npm package: @jjcosgrove/liquid
Description: Linode Quick Deployment (LiQuiD) CLI tool
Author: Jonathan James Cosgrove
Latest version: 0.0.8

# LiQuiD

Linode Quick Deployment (LiQuiD) CLI tool

Uses <a href="https://github.com/tj/commander.js/">commander.js</a>, <a href="https://github.com/SBoudrias/Inquirer.js/">inquirer.js</a> and the <a href="https://developers.linode.com/api/v4">Linode API</a>

## Demo

![Demo](https://unpkg.com/@jjcosgrove/liquid@latest/demos/create.svg)

## Install

```
npm -g install @jjcosgrove/liquid
```

## Usage

Set up your Linode Personal Access Token ([here](https://cloud.linode.com/profile/tokens)) and enter it into the LiQuiD CLI tool:

```bash
$ liquid init
? Linode Personal Access Token: PASTE_YOUR_TOKEN_HERE_AND_PRESS_ENTER
✔ LiQuiD successfully initialized
```

Now, anytime you need to quickly deploy a new Linode instance you can simply run:

```bash
liquid create
```

And follow the prompts. Upon successful completion it will output a message detailing the IP address and provisioning status of your new Linode instance.

Current supported commands are:

command|function
-|-|
init|Initialize LiQuiD (configure API token)
create|Deploy new Linode instance

## Notes
This is very much a pre-pre alpha release (i.e. if it blows up your mac, don't come knocking).

## Todo

- [ ] Better & more robust error messages
- [ ] Nicer visuals
- [ ] Implement profiles
- [ ] Implement domains
- [ ] Refactor code
npm package: @jjcosgrove/max
Description: A simple backup utility for macOS
Author: Jonathan James Cosgrove
Latest version: 0.0.8

# max

A simple backup utility for macOS

Uses <a href="https://github.com/tj/commander.js/">commander.js</a> and <a href="https://github.com/SBoudrias/Inquirer.js/">inquirer.js</a>

## Install

```
npm -g install @jjcosgrove/max
```

## Features

max lets you create backups of your files via the command line/terminal. Currently it has the following functionality:

command|function
-|-|
init|Initialize max
add|Add a new backup entry to max
remove|Remove a backup entry from max
hold|Place a backup entry in max, on hold
unhold|Place a backup entry in max, on unhold
list [-v]|List backup entries for max
backup|Backup everything as defined in max

## Notes

This is very much a pre-pre alpha release (i.e. if it blows up your mac, don't come knocking).

Paths as entered into max, are relative to $HOME - always.

Desktop/Backups => /Users/{YOU}/Desktop/Backups

etc.

There is a <em>snapshot</em> feature you can enable when running 'init'. This simply prepends the backups with the timestamp as chosen during the init process.

## Todo

- Implement 'restore' command (maybe)
- Speed it up
- Refactor and tidy up
- Add comments
- Replace fs-extra's copySync
- Drink coffee