Welcome to the Command Line Interface (CLI) documentation! CLI is a powerful tool for interacting with software through text-based commands. Whether you're a developer, system administrator, or power user, mastering CLI can significantly enhance your productivity.

Key Features of CLI 🔧

  • Text-Based Interaction: Execute commands via terminal or console
  • Scripting Capabilities: Automate repetitive tasks with scripts
  • Granular Control: Fine-tuned options for advanced operations
  • Cross-Platform Compatibility: Works on Windows, macOS, Linux

CLI Structure 🧱

A typical CLI interface consists of:

  1. Command: The action to perform (e.g., git commit, npm install)
  2. Arguments: Parameters specifying the input (e.g., --verbose, --force)
  3. Options: Flags to modify behavior (e.g., -h for help)
  4. Exit Code: Indicates success or failure (e.g., 0 for success, 1 for error)

Usage Examples 💡

# Navigate directories
cd /path/to/directory

# List files
ls -l

# Run a script
./script.sh --input data.csv

For deeper insights into CLI commands, check out our CLI Getting Started Guide.

CLI_Tutorial

Explore more about CLI tools and their applications in our Developer Resources. 🌐