List_plugins Command API Reference¶
This section documents the internals of the list_plugins
command in Bijux CLI.
bijux_cli.commands.dev.list_plugins ¶
Implements the dev list-plugins
subcommand for the Bijux CLI.
This module provides a developer-focused command to list all installed CLI plugins. It delegates its core logic to the shared handle_list_plugins
utility, which scans the filesystem and returns a structured list.
Output Contract
- Success:
{"plugins": [str, ...]}
- Verbose: Adds
{"python": str, "platform": str}
to the payload. - Error:
{"error": str, "code": int}
Exit Codes
0
: Success.1
: An error occurred while accessing the plugins directory.2
: An invalid flag was provided (e.g., bad format).3
: An ASCII or encoding error was detected in the environment.
dev_list_plugins ¶
dev_list_plugins(
quiet: bool = Option(
False, "-q", "--quiet", help=HELP_QUIET
),
verbose: bool = Option(
False, "-v", "--verbose", help=HELP_VERBOSE
),
fmt: str = Option(
"json", "-f", "--format", help=HELP_FORMAT
),
pretty: bool = Option(
True, "--pretty/--no-pretty", help=HELP_NO_PRETTY
),
debug: bool = Option(
False, "-d", "--debug", help=HELP_DEBUG
),
) -> None
Lists all installed CLI plugins.
This command acts as a wrapper around the shared handle_list_plugins
utility to provide a consistent interface for developers.
Parameters:
-
quiet
(bool
, default:Option(False, '-q', '--quiet', help=HELP_QUIET)
) –If True, suppresses all output except for errors.
-
verbose
(bool
, default:Option(False, '-v', '--verbose', help=HELP_VERBOSE)
) –If True, includes Python/platform details in the output.
-
fmt
(str
, default:Option('json', '-f', '--format', help=HELP_FORMAT)
) –The output format, "json" or "yaml".
-
pretty
(bool
, default:Option(True, '--pretty/--no-pretty', help=HELP_NO_PRETTY)
) –If True, pretty-prints the output.
-
debug
(bool
, default:Option(False, '-d', '--debug', help=HELP_DEBUG)
) –If True, enables debug diagnostics.
Returns:
-
None
(None
) –
Raises:
-
SystemExit
–Always exits with a contract-compliant status code and payload, indicating success or detailing an error.