{"version":"0.1.8","commands":{"bootstrap":{"id":"bootstrap","description":"This command bootstraps a new system with your dotfiles by executing the bootstrap command specified in autodot.json","pluginName":"autodot","pluginType":"core","aliases":[],"examples":["$ autodot bootstrap"],"flags":{},"args":[]},"init":{"id":"init","description":"This command initializes an autodot repo by creating the autodot.json file","pluginName":"autodot","pluginType":"core","aliases":[],"examples":["$ autodot init\n\t\tTODO: add example here\n\t\t"],"flags":{"help":{"name":"help","type":"boolean","char":"h","description":"show CLI help"},"yes":{"name":"yes","type":"boolean","char":"y"}},"args":[]},"install":{"id":"install","description":"This command \"installs\" the dotfiles from a dotfiles repo on your system, assuming it has an autodot.json file. The command works with a specific branch too by using the -b or --branch flags (see examples). If no argument is provided, the command attempts to find an autodot.json file in the current directory, and, if it has a repository field, installs it (this functionality has not been implemented yet).","pluginName":"autodot","pluginType":"core","aliases":[],"examples":["$ autodot install ","$ autodot install -b ","$ autodot install"],"flags":{"branch":{"name":"branch","type":"option","char":"b"}},"args":[{"name":"gitRepo"}]},"run":{"id":"run","description":"This command runs a script specified as an argument. Scripts are specified in the \"scripts\" section of autodot.json. See the example autodot.json and the introduction for more details.","pluginName":"autodot","pluginType":"core","aliases":[],"examples":["$ autodot run script-name"],"flags":{},"args":[{"name":"scriptName"}]},"sync":{"id":"sync","description":"This command syncs the dotfiles in the dotfile project directory with the actual ones by executing the corresponding command specified in autodot.json","pluginName":"autodot","pluginType":"core","aliases":[],"examples":["$ autodot sync"],"flags":{},"args":[]}}}