Project Overview

I built a command-line interface using the Open CLI Framework (oclif), with a streamlined plugin system and a scalable hygen code generator, for use by developers across the entire Digital, Informatics & Technology Solutions (DigITs) division at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

The ultimate goal of this CLI tool was to minimize overhead time spent by MSK developers in the browser and while writing redundant boilerplate code. The MSK CLI would help to provide easy access to MSK resources and code generation directly within the terminal, and the scalable plugin system would enable individual teams from all across DigITs to build their own plugins to enhance the MSK CLI and subsequently share their tooling with other teams.