Note: Tested on MacOs and Debian
Download the release, that should have an installation script, or clone the project which will also clone the install script
./install.sh
Then you need to open a new bash shell.
For MacOs, it seems that .bashrc doesn't get sourced ( it might be just for some versions ), instead in each new bash shell (.bash_profile) is the one that is sourced. To solve the problem I add this if condition in my $HOME/.profile
file .
if [ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ]; then
if [ -f "$HOME/.bashrc" ]; then
. "$HOME/.bashrc"
fi
else
fi
I could of added that in the installation script, but i don't want to mess you .bashrc file in case you already using it in a specific way.
type job-apply [tab]
a tab stroke will show the parameters available
Note: tab after job-apply -c
will show the list of the aldready created firm directories
Note: tab after
job-apply -f
or any other param beside -c|--create will show the list of the aldready created firm directories and after specifying the firm it will show the existing applications for that firm
Note: the configuration is opened on vim, to edit type
i
to save and exit esc :wq
to exit without saving the modif esc :q!
, i plan to give the possibilty to chose the editor for the modification