CLI Command Wiring

Your TypeScript CLI command is not found because the new command module is missing from the main() dispatch routing in cli-entry.ts. You must add lazy dynamic imports and wire the args-to-run function so the entry point can resolve it.

To add a new command to a TypeScript CLI, implement the module in the commands directory, then update the main() routing in cli-entry.ts to include lazy dynamic imports and map the incoming arguments to the run function.

To update the CLI help text, add the new command to the Commands help section in cli-entry.ts. Include the correct usage syntax and description so users can discover and properly invoke the command.

Yes, command routing in this TypeScript CLI requires lazy dynamic imports within the main() function. This ensures the command modules are loaded on demand when invoked, keeping the entry point efficient.

Wiring different command types requires applying the correct routing approach for standard commands, placeholder commands, utility modules, and subcommands in cli-entry.ts. Each type needs specific args-to-run function wiring to dispatch correctly.