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doingnz/Meadow.CLI: Meadow Command-Line-Interface for interacting with Meadow and Meadow.Cloud via terminal. Also includes `Meadow.CLI.Core`, which can be used programmatically from an app as a library.

To install the latest Meadow.CLI release, run the .NET tool install command to get the latest package from NuGet.

dotnet tool install WildernessLabs.Meadow.CLI --global

For the latest getting started instructions with Meadow and Meadow.CLI, check out the Meadow guides in the Wilderness Labs documentations. Additionally, there are instructions there for updating an existing Meadow.CLI install.

If you want to develop or build a Meadow.CLI directly, or install a pre-release version, follow the instructions to install a pre-release Meadow.CLI.

Once installed, run the Meadow.CLI from a command line with meadow.

To see the options, run the application with the --help arg.

List available Meadow devices

You can then specify which port to use for future commands (replace {port-name} to your desired device port, such as COM3 on Windows or /dev/tty.usbmodem336F336D30361 on macOS).

meadow config route {port-name}
Listen for Meadow Console.WriteLine

After configuring a route to the desired Meadow device.

Uninstall the Meadow.CLI tool

If you ever need to remove the Meadow.CLI tool, you can remove it through the .NET command-line tool as you would any other global tool.

dotnet tool uninstall WildernessLabs.Meadow.CLI --global
Install a downloaded pre-release version

If you want to test one of the automated pre-release builds of the Meadow.CLI tool you have downloaded, you'll need to specific some extra parameters.

  1. Download a pre-release version, typically from an automated build.

  2. Extract the package .nupkg file from the downloaded archive.

  3. Uninstall the existing tool.

    dotnet tool uninstall WildernessLabs.Meadow.CLI --global

  4. Install the pre-release version from the download location by providing a version parameter for {pre-release-version} and source location of the .nupkg file for {path-to-folder-with-downloaded-nupkg}.

    dotnet tool install WildernessLabs.Meadow.CLI --version '{pre-release-version}' --global --add-source '{path-to-folder-with-downloaded-nupkg}'

  5. Verify the version of your Meadow.CLI tool.

Return to an official release version

After you are done testing a pre-release build, you can return to the official Meadow.CLI release by uninstalling and reinstalling without the local overrides.

dotnet tool uninstall WildernessLabs.Meadow.CLI --global
dotnet tool install WildernessLabs.Meadow.CLI --global
Meadow.CLI download location

If you need to find or clear out any of the OS download files retrieved by Meadow.CLI, they are located in a WildernessLabs folder in the user directory.

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