Init

The init command in simple terms is “npm init” but for all languages. It allows the user to quickly create all the stater files and folders necessary to start a project, some these files include, .gitignore, LICENSE, setup.py(Python).. etc.

Currently supported options are listed below.

Usage: cos init [OPTIONS]

  Start a new project in any language

Options:
  -l, --language TEXT   The language used in the project
  -n, --name TEXT       The name of the project
  --license TEXT        The LICENSE to use  [default: mit]
  -d, --directory TEXT  The directory to create all the starter files and
                        folders.  [default: .]
  --env                 Create a virtual env for Python projects
  --no-git              Do not initialize a git repo
  --help                Show this message and exit.

Some values like author name and Author Email which are used some times used the setup files and in some LICENSE file can be set in the config.py file

Currently supported languages are.

Python

example

Create a python project named ade.
```
 cos init -l python -n ade
```
Create python project named ade without initializing a git repo.
```
 cos init -l python -n ade --no-git
```
Create a python project named ade in directory named test
```
 cos init -l python -n ade -d test
```

Create a python project named ade and create a new venv(assuming you have virtualenv installed)

 cos init -l python -n ade --env  # since --no-git is not passed this will also initialize a git repo.

## Clean The clean command is used to sort files in a directory based on their MIME type or extension.

Currently supported options are listed below

 Usage: cos clean [OPTIONS]

  Clean / Sort directory

Options:
  -d, --directory TEXT          The directory to clean  [default: .]
  -ct, --clean-type [ext|type]  ext: Group files by extension       
                                type: Group files by type  [default: ext]
  --help                        Show this message and exit.

example

Clean the current directory based on extensions
```
 cos clean -ct ext  # by default -d is "."
```

## Tasks An easier way to manage tasks without leaving your terminal

Currently supported options are listed below

 Usage: cos tasks [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Manage programming tasks more easily

Options:
  -g, --group TEXT   The group to make changes to.
  -a, --add TEXT     add a new task.
  -r, --remove TEXT  remove a task.
  -d, --done TEXT    mark task as done.
  --help             Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  delete  Delete a task group
  ls      List all the groups or task in a group cos tasks ls...
  new     Create new task group

examples

Create a new task group.

A task group as the name suggest is a way to group your task into different categories. Each task group can be named after the project that you are working on or anything else.
A task group can be made using the following command.
```
cos tasks new <group-name>
```
Delete a task group.
```
cos tasks delete <group-name>
```
List all the task group or all tasks in a group
- To list all the groups.
```
cos tasks ls
```
- To list all the tasks in a group.
```
cos tasks ls <group-name>
```
Adding, Removing, Marking tasks.

In each group a task can be added, removed or marked as Done.
- Add a new task to the group.
  When a new task is made an id will be generated to the task, which will be printed to the console.
```
cos tasks -g <group-name> -a <task-description>
```
- Remove a task from the group.
```
cos tasks -g <group-name> -r <task-id>
```
- Mark task as done.
```
cos tasks -g <group-name> -d <task-id>
```

Venv

Venv is a simple and easy python virtual env manager.

Currently supported options are listed below.

Usage: cos cli [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Manage all your Python venv in a single place.

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  ls   List all the venv created by 'cos venv'
  new  Create a new virtualenv
  rm   Remove a virtual env

examples

Create a new venv.

By default the venv are created in the directory specified in the COS_VENV_DIR path variable. If not it will be saved in %USERPROFILE%\cos_venvs". To create a new venv run the following command.
```
cos venv new <venv-name>
```
Remove a venv

Remove a venv made by cospy
```
 cos venv rm <venv-name>
```
List all the venv.

To list all the venv created by cospy. Run the following command.
```
cos venv ls
```
Activate venv (Windows)

To activate a venv created by cospy. Run the following command.
```
cosenv <venv-name>
```
Activate venv (Linux)

To activate a venv created by cospy. Run the following command.
```
source cosenv <venv-name>
```