Function: runExtensionCommand()

function runExtensionCommand(argv, options): Promise<boolean>;

Defined in: tui/extensionCommand.ts:47

The extension command an agent exposes in its own binary (#37), e.g. captain extension add ./jokebook --project: installs, removes, enables, disables and lists the extensions in its two scopes. Returns false when argv isn't this command (so the agent goes on), and sets process.exitCode to 1 on an error.

• extension list
• extension info <name>: its metadata, what it offers and where its README is
• extension add <folder | git URL[#ref] | plugin[@marketplace]> [--project] [--path <subfolder>] [--yes]
• extension remove|enable|disable <name> [--project | --agent]
• extension search [words]: what the known marketplaces offer
• extension marketplace add <folder | git URL[#ref] | owner/repo> [--yes], list, update [name], remove <name>

Without a scope, add installs into the agent's (the project's when the agent has no scope of its own); the others act where the extension is, the project's first. The marketplaces live in the same folder. official is the agent's own marketplace (a folder or git URL): known without asking, and installed from without a confirmation. Any other is added after a warning and typing its name, and installing from it asks first; --yes answers for the person (a script).

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
argv	readonly string[]	-
options	{ ask?: (question) => Promise<string>; command?: string; dirs: ExtensionDirs; official?: string; write?: (line) => void; }	-
options.ask?	(question) => Promise<string>	Asks the person (a confirmation); by default on the terminal, and nothing without one.
options.command?	string	-
options.dirs	ExtensionDirs	-
options.official?	string	The agent's official marketplace: a folder or a git URL (#ref).
options.write?	(line) => void	-

Returns

Promise<boolean>