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ADR CLI tooling

A command-line tool for working with Architecture Decision Records (ADRs).

This is a Windows equivalent of adr-tools.

CLI Usage

Use the adr-cli command to manage ADRs. Try running adr-cli --help.

ADRs are stored in a subdirectory of your project as Markdown files. The default directory is doc/adr, but you can specify the directory when you initialise the ADR log.

1. Initialize a new ADR log

Create an ADR directory in the root of your project:

 adr-cli init doc/architecture/decisions

This will create a directory named doc/architecture/decisions containing the first ADR, which records that you are using ADRs to record architectural decisions and links to Michael Nygard's article on the subject.

2. Create Architecture Decision Records

 adr-cli new "Implement as .NET Core CLI utility"

This will create a new, numbered ADR file and open it in your editor of choice..

To create a new ADR that supercedes a previous one (ADR 9, for example), use the -s option.

 adr-cli new "Use JSON file for config" -s 9

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 9, and changes the status of ADR 9 to indicate that it is superceded by the new ADR.

To create a new ADR that supercedes multiple previous records just use the -s option multiple times.

 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -s 4

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 3 and ADR4, and changes the status of both ADRs to indicate that they are superceded by the new ADR.

To create a new ADR that links to a previous one (ADR 10, for example), use the -l option.

 adr-cli new "Update library to version 4.3.1" -l "10:Amends:Amended by"

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as amending ADR 10. Please use the following link format: TARGET:LINK:REVERSE-LINK where TARGET is the number of linked ADR, LINK is the description to add to the new ADR and REVERSE-LINK is the description to add to the linked ADR.

To create a new ADR that links multiple previous records just use the -l option multiple times.

 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -l "10:Amends:Amended by" -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by"

Feel free to mix -s and -l options to create appropriate ADR for your needs:

 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by" -s 4

It then opens the new ADR in your editor of choice.

3. Show a list of ADRs

 adr-cli list

This will show a list of all ADRs in the log with their full path.

4. Further information about commands and options

For further information, use the built in help:

 adr-cli --help

Publishing

You can use the FolderProfile in this solution to publish the project.

If you're a fan of the dotnet CLI, publish using the following command:

dotnet publish -r win-x64 -c Release /p:PublishSingleFile=true /p:PublishTrimmed=true

About

A Windows equivalent of adr-tools (https://github.com/npryce/adr-tools)

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ADR CLI tooling
A command-line tool for working with Architecture Decision Records (ADRs).
This is a Windows equivalent of adr-tools.
CLI Usage
Use the adr-cli command to manage ADRs. Try running adr-cli --help.
ADRs are stored in a subdirectory of your project as Markdown files.
The default directory is doc/adr, but you can specify the directory when you initialise the ADR log.
1. Initialize a new ADR log
Create an ADR directory in the root of your project:
 adr-cli init doc/architecture/decisions

This will create a directory named doc/architecture/decisions containing the first ADR, which records that you are using ADRs to record architectural decisions and links to Michael Nygard's article on the subject.
2. Create Architecture Decision Records
 adr-cli new "Implement as .NET Core CLI utility"

This will create a new, numbered ADR file and open it in your editor of choice..
To create a new ADR that supercedes a previous one (ADR 9, for example), use the -s option.
 adr-cli new "Use JSON file for config" -s 9

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 9, and changes the status of ADR 9 to indicate that it is superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that supercedes multiple previous records just use the -s option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -s 4

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 3 and ADR4, and changes the status of both ADRs to indicate that they are superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that links to a previous one (ADR 10, for example), use the -l option.
 adr-cli new "Update library to version 4.3.1" -l "10:Amends:Amended by"

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as amending ADR 10.
Please use the following link format: TARGET:LINK:REVERSE-LINK where TARGET is the number of linked ADR, LINK is the description to add to the new ADR and REVERSE-LINK is the description to add to the linked ADR.
To create a new ADR that links multiple previous records just use the -l option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -l "10:Amends:Amended by" -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by"

Feel free to mix -s and -l options to create appropriate ADR for your needs:
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by" -s 4

It then opens the new ADR in your editor of choice.
3. Show a list of ADRs
 adr-cli list

This will show a list of all ADRs in the log with their full path.
4. Further information about commands and options
For further information, use the built in help:
 adr-cli --help

Publishing
You can use the FolderProfile in this solution to publish the project.
If you're a fan of the dotnet CLI, publish using the following command:
dotnet publish -r win-x64 -c Release /p:PublishSingleFile=true /p:PublishTrimmed=true
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ADR CLI tooling
A command-line tool for working with Architecture Decision Records (ADRs).
This is a Windows equivalent of adr-tools.
CLI Usage
Use the adr-cli command to manage ADRs. Try running adr-cli --help.
ADRs are stored in a subdirectory of your project as Markdown files.
The default directory is doc/adr, but you can specify the directory when you initialise the ADR log.
1. Initialize a new ADR log
Create an ADR directory in the root of your project:
 adr-cli init doc/architecture/decisions

This will create a directory named doc/architecture/decisions containing the first ADR, which records that you are using ADRs to record architectural decisions and links to Michael Nygard's article on the subject.
2. Create Architecture Decision Records
 adr-cli new "Implement as .NET Core CLI utility"

This will create a new, numbered ADR file and open it in your editor of choice..
To create a new ADR that supercedes a previous one (ADR 9, for example), use the -s option.
 adr-cli new "Use JSON file for config" -s 9

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 9, and changes the status of ADR 9 to indicate that it is superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that supercedes multiple previous records just use the -s option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -s 4

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 3 and ADR4, and changes the status of both ADRs to indicate that they are superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that links to a previous one (ADR 10, for example), use the -l option.
 adr-cli new "Update library to version 4.3.1" -l "10:Amends:Amended by"

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as amending ADR 10.
Please use the following link format: TARGET:LINK:REVERSE-LINK where TARGET is the number of linked ADR, LINK is the description to add to the new ADR and REVERSE-LINK is the description to add to the linked ADR.
To create a new ADR that links multiple previous records just use the -l option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -l "10:Amends:Amended by" -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by"

Feel free to mix -s and -l options to create appropriate ADR for your needs:
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by" -s 4

It then opens the new ADR in your editor of choice.
3. Show a list of ADRs
 adr-cli list

This will show a list of all ADRs in the log with their full path.
4. Further information about commands and options
For further information, use the built in help:
 adr-cli --help

Publishing
You can use the FolderProfile in this solution to publish the project.
If you're a fan of the dotnet CLI, publish using the following command:
dotnet publish -r win-x64 -c Release /p:PublishSingleFile=true /p:PublishTrimmed=true
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ADR CLI tooling
A command-line tool for working with Architecture Decision Records (ADRs).
This is a Windows equivalent of adr-tools.
CLI Usage
Use the adr-cli command to manage ADRs. Try running adr-cli --help.
ADRs are stored in a subdirectory of your project as Markdown files.
The default directory is doc/adr, but you can specify the directory when you initialise the ADR log.
1. Initialize a new ADR log
Create an ADR directory in the root of your project:
 adr-cli init doc/architecture/decisions

This will create a directory named doc/architecture/decisions containing the first ADR, which records that you are using ADRs to record architectural decisions and links to Michael Nygard's article on the subject.
2. Create Architecture Decision Records
 adr-cli new "Implement as .NET Core CLI utility"

This will create a new, numbered ADR file and open it in your editor of choice..
To create a new ADR that supercedes a previous one (ADR 9, for example), use the -s option.
 adr-cli new "Use JSON file for config" -s 9

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 9, and changes the status of ADR 9 to indicate that it is superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that supercedes multiple previous records just use the -s option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -s 4

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 3 and ADR4, and changes the status of both ADRs to indicate that they are superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that links to a previous one (ADR 10, for example), use the -l option.
 adr-cli new "Update library to version 4.3.1" -l "10:Amends:Amended by"

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as amending ADR 10.
Please use the following link format: TARGET:LINK:REVERSE-LINK where TARGET is the number of linked ADR, LINK is the description to add to the new ADR and REVERSE-LINK is the description to add to the linked ADR.
To create a new ADR that links multiple previous records just use the -l option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -l "10:Amends:Amended by" -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by"

Feel free to mix -s and -l options to create appropriate ADR for your needs:
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by" -s 4

It then opens the new ADR in your editor of choice.
3. Show a list of ADRs
 adr-cli list

This will show a list of all ADRs in the log with their full path.
4. Further information about commands and options
For further information, use the built in help:
 adr-cli --help

Publishing
You can use the FolderProfile in this solution to publish the project.
If you're a fan of the dotnet CLI, publish using the following command:
dotnet publish -r win-x64 -c Release /p:PublishSingleFile=true /p:PublishTrimmed=true
About
A Windows equivalent of adr-tools (https://github.com/npryce/adr-tools)
Resources
Readme
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ADR CLI tooling
A command-line tool for working with Architecture Decision Records (ADRs).
This is a Windows equivalent of adr-tools.
CLI Usage
Use the adr-cli command to manage ADRs. Try running adr-cli --help.
ADRs are stored in a subdirectory of your project as Markdown files.
The default directory is doc/adr, but you can specify the directory when you initialise the ADR log.
1. Initialize a new ADR log
Create an ADR directory in the root of your project:
 adr-cli init doc/architecture/decisions

This will create a directory named doc/architecture/decisions containing the first ADR, which records that you are using ADRs to record architectural decisions and links to Michael Nygard's article on the subject.
2. Create Architecture Decision Records
 adr-cli new "Implement as .NET Core CLI utility"

This will create a new, numbered ADR file and open it in your editor of choice..
To create a new ADR that supercedes a previous one (ADR 9, for example), use the -s option.
 adr-cli new "Use JSON file for config" -s 9

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 9, and changes the status of ADR 9 to indicate that it is superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that supercedes multiple previous records just use the -s option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -s 4

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 3 and ADR4, and changes the status of both ADRs to indicate that they are superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that links to a previous one (ADR 10, for example), use the -l option.
 adr-cli new "Update library to version 4.3.1" -l "10:Amends:Amended by"

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as amending ADR 10.
Please use the following link format: TARGET:LINK:REVERSE-LINK where TARGET is the number of linked ADR, LINK is the description to add to the new ADR and REVERSE-LINK is the description to add to the linked ADR.
To create a new ADR that links multiple previous records just use the -l option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -l "10:Amends:Amended by" -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by"

Feel free to mix -s and -l options to create appropriate ADR for your needs:
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by" -s 4

It then opens the new ADR in your editor of choice.
3. Show a list of ADRs
 adr-cli list

This will show a list of all ADRs in the log with their full path.
4. Further information about commands and options
For further information, use the built in help:
 adr-cli --help

Publishing
You can use the FolderProfile in this solution to publish the project.
If you're a fan of the dotnet CLI, publish using the following command:
dotnet publish -r win-x64 -c Release /p:PublishSingleFile=true /p:PublishTrimmed=true
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ADR CLI tooling
A command-line tool for working with Architecture Decision Records (ADRs).
This is a Windows equivalent of adr-tools.
CLI Usage
Use the adr-cli command to manage ADRs. Try running adr-cli --help.
ADRs are stored in a subdirectory of your project as Markdown files.
The default directory is doc/adr, but you can specify the directory when you initialise the ADR log.
1. Initialize a new ADR log
Create an ADR directory in the root of your project:
 adr-cli init doc/architecture/decisions

This will create a directory named doc/architecture/decisions containing the first ADR, which records that you are using ADRs to record architectural decisions and links to Michael Nygard's article on the subject.
2. Create Architecture Decision Records
 adr-cli new "Implement as .NET Core CLI utility"

This will create a new, numbered ADR file and open it in your editor of choice..
To create a new ADR that supercedes a previous one (ADR 9, for example), use the -s option.
 adr-cli new "Use JSON file for config" -s 9

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 9, and changes the status of ADR 9 to indicate that it is superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that supercedes multiple previous records just use the -s option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -s 4

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 3 and ADR4, and changes the status of both ADRs to indicate that they are superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that links to a previous one (ADR 10, for example), use the -l option.
 adr-cli new "Update library to version 4.3.1" -l "10:Amends:Amended by"

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as amending ADR 10.
Please use the following link format: TARGET:LINK:REVERSE-LINK where TARGET is the number of linked ADR, LINK is the description to add to the new ADR and REVERSE-LINK is the description to add to the linked ADR.
To create a new ADR that links multiple previous records just use the -l option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -l "10:Amends:Amended by" -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by"

Feel free to mix -s and -l options to create appropriate ADR for your needs:
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by" -s 4

It then opens the new ADR in your editor of choice.
3. Show a list of ADRs
 adr-cli list

This will show a list of all ADRs in the log with their full path.
4. Further information about commands and options
For further information, use the built in help:
 adr-cli --help

Publishing
You can use the FolderProfile in this solution to publish the project.
If you're a fan of the dotnet CLI, publish using the following command:
dotnet publish -r win-x64 -c Release /p:PublishSingleFile=true /p:PublishTrimmed=true
About
A Windows equivalent of adr-tools (https://github.com/npryce/adr-tools)
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ADR CLI tooling
A command-line tool for working with Architecture Decision Records (ADRs).
This is a Windows equivalent of adr-tools.
CLI Usage
Use the adr-cli command to manage ADRs. Try running adr-cli --help.
ADRs are stored in a subdirectory of your project as Markdown files.
The default directory is doc/adr, but you can specify the directory when you initialise the ADR log.
1. Initialize a new ADR log
Create an ADR directory in the root of your project:
 adr-cli init doc/architecture/decisions

This will create a directory named doc/architecture/decisions containing the first ADR, which records that you are using ADRs to record architectural decisions and links to Michael Nygard's article on the subject.
2. Create Architecture Decision Records
 adr-cli new "Implement as .NET Core CLI utility"

This will create a new, numbered ADR file and open it in your editor of choice..
To create a new ADR that supercedes a previous one (ADR 9, for example), use the -s option.
 adr-cli new "Use JSON file for config" -s 9

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 9, and changes the status of ADR 9 to indicate that it is superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that supercedes multiple previous records just use the -s option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -s 4

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 3 and ADR4, and changes the status of both ADRs to indicate that they are superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that links to a previous one (ADR 10, for example), use the -l option.
 adr-cli new "Update library to version 4.3.1" -l "10:Amends:Amended by"

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as amending ADR 10.
Please use the following link format: TARGET:LINK:REVERSE-LINK where TARGET is the number of linked ADR, LINK is the description to add to the new ADR and REVERSE-LINK is the description to add to the linked ADR.
To create a new ADR that links multiple previous records just use the -l option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -l "10:Amends:Amended by" -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by"

Feel free to mix -s and -l options to create appropriate ADR for your needs:
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by" -s 4

It then opens the new ADR in your editor of choice.
3. Show a list of ADRs
 adr-cli list

This will show a list of all ADRs in the log with their full path.
4. Further information about commands and options
For further information, use the built in help:
 adr-cli --help

Publishing
You can use the FolderProfile in this solution to publish the project.
If you're a fan of the dotnet CLI, publish using the following command:
dotnet publish -r win-x64 -c Release /p:PublishSingleFile=true /p:PublishTrimmed=true
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ADR CLI tooling
A command-line tool for working with Architecture Decision Records (ADRs).
This is a Windows equivalent of adr-tools.
CLI Usage
Use the adr-cli command to manage ADRs. Try running adr-cli --help.
ADRs are stored in a subdirectory of your project as Markdown files.
The default directory is doc/adr, but you can specify the directory when you initialise the ADR log.
1. Initialize a new ADR log
Create an ADR directory in the root of your project:
 adr-cli init doc/architecture/decisions

This will create a directory named doc/architecture/decisions containing the first ADR, which records that you are using ADRs to record architectural decisions and links to Michael Nygard's article on the subject.
2. Create Architecture Decision Records
 adr-cli new "Implement as .NET Core CLI utility"

This will create a new, numbered ADR file and open it in your editor of choice..
To create a new ADR that supercedes a previous one (ADR 9, for example), use the -s option.
 adr-cli new "Use JSON file for config" -s 9

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 9, and changes the status of ADR 9 to indicate that it is superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that supercedes multiple previous records just use the -s option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -s 4

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as superceding ADR 3 and ADR4, and changes the status of both ADRs to indicate that they are superceded by the new ADR.
To create a new ADR that links to a previous one (ADR 10, for example), use the -l option.
 adr-cli new "Update library to version 4.3.1" -l "10:Amends:Amended by"

This will create a new ADR file that is flagged as amending ADR 10.
Please use the following link format: TARGET:LINK:REVERSE-LINK where TARGET is the number of linked ADR, LINK is the description to add to the new ADR and REVERSE-LINK is the description to add to the linked ADR.
To create a new ADR that links multiple previous records just use the -l option multiple times.
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -l "10:Amends:Amended by" -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by"

Feel free to mix -s and -l options to create appropriate ADR for your needs:
 adr-cli new "Commit message best practices" -s 3 -l "11:Clarifies:Clarified by" -s 4

It then opens the new ADR in your editor of choice.
3. Show a list of ADRs
 adr-cli list

This will show a list of all ADRs in the log with their full path.
4. Further information about commands and options
For further information, use the built in help:
 adr-cli --help

Publishing
You can use the FolderProfile in this solution to publish the project.
If you're a fan of the dotnet CLI, publish using the following command:
dotnet publish -r win-x64 -c Release /p:PublishSingleFile=true /p:PublishTrimmed=true
About
A Windows equivalent of adr-tools (https://github.com/npryce/adr-tools)
Resources
Readme
MIT license
Activity
Stars
1 star
Watchers
1 watching
Forks
1 fork
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Contributors
Languages