Add a command line version#18
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"a lot of work for somebody else." There, FTFY.
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I thought it would be more likely to be acceptable if it did not modify the existing code paths, and the state file currently had a lot of browser specific items. However, if you'd like a refactor to share code I have made those changes. |
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I would like to use this project to generate configurations for use in Ansible. Having a command line version I can run with facts discovered from Ansible would be very useful. I used Claude Code to quickly generate a CLI command and add it to the project, then reviewed the code. Most of it is copied from
src/js/state.jswith adjustments for running under NodeJS.