tcr_web.md

tcr web

Run TCR with web user interface (experimental)

Synopsis

When used in "web" mode, TCR starts an HTTP server allowing to interact with it through a web browser in addition to the command line interface.

TCR is listening by default to port 8483. The port number can be changed through the port-number option.

IMPORTANT: This feature is still at an experimental stage!

tcr web [flags]

Options

  -h, --help   help for web

Options inherited from parent commands

  -p, --auto-push               enable VCS push after every commit
  -b, --base-dir string         indicate the directory from which TCR is looking for files (default: current directory)
  -c, --config-dir string       indicate the directory where TCR configuration is stored (default: current directory)
  -d, --duration duration       set the duration for role rotation countdown timer
  -g, --git-remote string       name of the git remote repository to sync with (default: "origin")
  -l, --language string         indicate the programming language to be used by TCR
  -m, --message-suffix string   indicate text to append at the end of TCR commit messages (ex: "[#1234]")
  -o, --polling duration        set VCS polling period when running as navigator
  -P, --port-number int         indicate port number used by TCR HTTP server in web mode (experimental) (default: 8483)
  -t, --toolchain string        indicate the toolchain to be used by TCR
  -T, --trace string            indicate trace options. Recognized values: none (default), vcs or http
  -r, --variant string          indicate the variant to be used by TCR: relaxed (default), btcr, or introspective
  -V, --vcs string              indicate the VCS (version control system) to be used by TCR: git (default) or p4
  -w, --work-dir string         indicate the directory from which TCR is running (default: current directory)

SEE ALSO

• tcr - TCR (Test && Commit || Revert)