PDM Command Line Interface

Installation:

make sure you've installed the latest version of nodejs and npm. in this project's root directory, run npm link the alias "pdm_cli" should now work on the command line

Install package:

run `npm install --global pdm_cli

Running the Test:

Make sure you're in the directory with test.pdm run 'pdm_cli nw test -f test.pdm' This loads the pdm described in test.pdm and saves it as 'test' run 'pdm_cli ls test' This prints the critical path as well as all the tasks.

Commands:

nw <pdm_name> <-f> <file_name> - Add a pdm with the specfied name - If the -f flag is present, load the pdm from a file with input like: > <Dependency_1>,<Dependency_2>,....<Dependency_x> ad <pdm_name> - Adds or updates a node in the pdm_name pdm - Node has an id from the given id - Duration is the length of the project - The dependencies are a comma separated list of node ids. - Checks for circular dependencies, and adds a node with specified id, if one doesn't exist ls <pdm_name> - Lists the pdm specified with pdm_name - If no pdm_name is provided, lists all pdms rm <pdm_name> <-a|id> - Removes a node with given id or entire pdm from pdm_name - If -a is specified, entire pdm is removed dpr <pdm_name> - Prints the critical path of the pdm_name help - Prints a list of commands, flags, and arguments