Unified cli

[NickCao]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Streamlined the command structure for operations such as configuration listing, login, process execution, lease management, and shell access. These updates provide a more unified and consistent interface, making it easier to work with various command-line operations.

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Walkthrough

The changes refactor the command syntax in the action.yml file. The client and exporter commands are now unified by using flags to differentiate operations. Configuration listing commands have been renamed, login and run commands now use unified formats with flags, and lease as well as shell commands have been simplified by removing redundant prefixes. These modifications streamline the command structure and bring consistency across different operations.

Changes

File	Change Summary
action.yml	- Renamed configuration commands from jmp client config list/jmp exporter config list to jmp config client list/jmp config exporter list - Updated login commands to jmp login --client ... and jmp login --exporter ... - Refactored run commands to use --exporter flag - Simplified lease and shell commands by removing the client prefix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant CP as CLI Parser
    participant CH as Command Handler

    U->>CP: Enter unified command (e.g., "jmp login --client test-client-oidc")
    CP->>CH: Parse command flags and determine handler
    CH-->>U: Execute command and return result

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Possibly related PRs

• Use new config commands #10: Involves modifications to configuration listing command syntax in action.yml, aligning with the unified command structure.
• Use new kubectl style client commands #9: Addresses comprehensive changes to command formatting for clients and exporters in action.yml, similar to the updates made here.
• Unified cli #13: Focuses on command structure refactoring in action.yml, which is directly related to the command syntax updates presented in this PR.

Poem

I'm a bunny with a joyful hop,
Dancing through the code non-stop.
Commands now sing in unified cheer,
Neat flags and names make intentions clear.
With carrot dreams and ASCII art so hip, I celebrate this refactored script!
Hop along to streamlined code on this bright new trip!

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