How to use the CLI

The Compass CLI was built to streamline common development tasks. It exists within the scripts package and is run from the root directory.

All CLI options

To see all the supported commands, run yarn cli -h from the root directory

$ yarn cli -h

Usage: cli [options] [command]

Options:
  -e, --environment [staging|production]  specify environment
  -f, --force                             forces operation, no cautionary prompts
  -u, --user [id|email]                   specifies which user to run script for
  -h, --help                              display help for command

Commands:
  build [options] [nodePckgs|web]         build compass package(s)
  delete                                  deletes users data from compass database
  help [command]                          display help for command
Waiting for the debugger to disconnect...

Cleaning User Data

Since user data is stored across multiple collections and involves sessions and authorization, it's often best to start from scratch when things go awry in development.

The CLI's delete workflow only deletes the user's Compass data. It does not delete their Google Calendar data.

Steps

To delete a user's Compass data:

Run command
```
yarn cli delete -u <email>
```
Confirm using your terminal prompt (press Enter)
Log out of Compass (press z and then click Logout button)
- This forces the browser to clear the user's session cookie
Sign up again to start fresh

Example Output

yarn cli delete -u testuser1@gmail.com

? This will delete all Compass data for all users matching: >> testuser1@gmail.com <<
Continue? (Y/n) Yes

Okie dokie, deleting testuser1@gmail.com's Compass data ...

Deleting Compass data for users matching: testuser1@gmail.com
23-09-25 12:16:21 [debug] app:sync.service: Stopping all gcal event watches for user: 83n14f39a4fe422d472d6b99
23-09-25 12:16:24 [info] app:user.service: Deleting all data for user: 83n14f39a4fe422d472d6b99

Deleted: [
  {
    "priorities": 4,
    "calendarlist": 1,
    "events": 542,
    "eventWatches": 1,
    "syncs": 1,
    "sessions": 10,
    "user": 1
  }
]