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Sweep 391 files across templates, workflows, MCP servers, CLI tools, lib, deploy, validate, wrappers, configs, and docs. All references to mokoplatform, moko-platform, MokoStandards, MokoStandards-API, and MokoEnterprise replaced with mokocli/MokoCli. Also renamed moko-platform.sublime-project → mokocli.sublime-project and fixed composer.json description.
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Scripts Index
Quick navigation for mokocli scripts organized by function.
Core Categories
Automation
Repository automation and bulk operations
- Python, PowerShell, and Shell scripts for bulk updates
- File distribution utilities
- Project creation automation
Validation
Code quality, security, and standards compliance
- Repository health checks (Python and PowerShell GUI)
- Structure validation
- Security scanning
- Platform detection
Maintenance
Repository upkeep and housekeeping
- Changelog management
- Release automation
- File header validation
- Label setup
Analysis
Analysis and reporting tools
- PR conflict analysis
- Dependency analysis
- Configuration generation
Build
Build and compilation scripts
- Makefile resolution
- Build automation
Release
Release management and packaging
- Platform detection
- Package creation
- Dolibarr release automation
Lib
Shared library code
- Python utilities (common.py)
- Shell utilities (common.sh)
- PowerShell modules (Common.psm1, GuiUtils.psm1, ConfigManager.psm1)
- Extension utilities
- GitHub client
Wiki
All documentation lives in the Gitea wiki.
Tests
Test scripts
- Bulk update tests
- Dry-run tests
Run
Operational setup scripts
- GitHub Projects setup
Fix
Fix and repair scripts
- Tab/space fixing
Wrappers
Cross-platform wrappers
- Bash wrappers (53 scripts)
- PowerShell wrappers (53 scripts)
Multi-Language Support
Scripts are organized by function rather than language. You'll find:
- Python scripts (.py) for core functionality
- PowerShell scripts (.ps1) and modules (.psm1) for Windows users
- Shell scripts (.sh) for Unix/Linux systems
All three languages may coexist in the same directory for the same functionality.