Codify - Your Development Environment as Code

Codify is a command-line tool that brings the power of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) to your local development environment. Manage system settings, install packages, and automate your setup using a simple, declarative configuration file.

• Website: https://codifycli.com
• Editor: https://dashboard.codifycli.com
• Documentation: https://docs.codifycli.com

Why Codify?

Setting up a new development machine is often a tedious and manual process. Codify automates this by allowing you to define your desired state in a codify.jsonc file. This makes your environment reproducible, versionable, and easy to share.

Key Features

• Declarative Setup: Define your entire local environment in a single file.
• Plan & Apply Workflow: See what changes will be made before they are executed.
• Import Existing Setups: Generate a Codify configuration from your currently installed packages.
• Extensible Plugin System: Create your own plugins to support any resource.
• Web-Based Editor: Use the Codify Dashboard for a powerful editing experience.

Getting Started

1. Install Codify:

   $ npm install -g codify

2. Initialize a new project:

   The init command will scan your system for installed packages and generate a codify.jsonc file for you.

   $ codify init

3. Plan and Apply:

   • Run codify plan to see what changes Codify will make.
   • Run codify apply to apply the changes.

Commands

Here are some of the most common commands:

Command	Description
codify init	Initialize a new Codify project by scanning your system.
codify import	Import existing resources into your codify.jsonc file.
codify plan	Show the execution plan without applying any changes.
codify apply	Apply the changes to your system.
codify destroy	Remove resources managed by Codify.
codify validate	Validate your codify.jsonc file.
codify connect	Connect the CLI to the Codify Dashboard.
codify login	Log in to your Codify account.

For a full list of commands and options, run codify --help.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.