pantheon-systems / terminus
The Pantheon CLI — a standalone utility for performing operations on the Pantheon Platform
github.com/pantheon-systems/terminusIndexed at d4c2475Up to date with upstream
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repo is a PHP-based CLI application that ingests a target codebase (via filesystem traversal and/or VCS API access), builds an internal model of sites/organizations/environments/workflows, processes workflows through command-driven pipelines, and outputs structured results (e.g., generated listings/structured output and persisted domain state) for downstream use.
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494 files and 2,117 symbols in 7 modules, led by PHP (391 files) and Shell (7).
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The codebase has 494 files and 2,117 symbols in 7 modules, led by PHP, Shell and Makefile. Code health is 9.5 out of 10, rated excellent.
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