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  • Telosys documentation
  • Telosys CLI
    • Installation on Linux
    • Installation on Windows
    • CLI configuration
    • CLI commands
    • Getting started
  • Telosys with VSCode
    • Extension installation
    • VSCode settings
    • Telosys terminal in VSCode
    • Telosys editor configuration
  • Telosys with JetBrains IDE
  • Project configuration
  • Project variables
  • Project databases
  • Models and entities
    • Model structure
    • Entity
    • Attribute / Link
    • Annotations
    • Tags
    • Examples
    • Model creation
    • Model installation
    • Models management
  • Bundles of templates
    • Bundle structure
    • Bundle creation
    • Bundles installation
    • Bundles management
    • Velocity language
    • Velocity directives
    • Velocity object types
    • Telosys directives
    • Telosys variables
    • Telosys objects
    • Code snippets
  • Code generation
    • "gen" command
    • "genb" command
  • Target languages
    • C++
    • C#
    • Golang
    • Java
    • JavaScript
    • Kotlin
    • PHP
    • Python
    • Scala
    • TypeScript
  • Target databases (SQL)
    • Predefined rules
    • Specific rules
    • Type size and precision
  • Telosys with Git
    • GitHub usage
    • Install with Git
    • Publish with Git
  • Support the project
  • How to contribute
  • Sponsors
  • IDE and editors
  • Telosys 3 Eclipse plugin
    • Eclipse plugin installation
    • Eclipse customization
    • Telosys 3 database model
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Telosys CLI

The Telosys Command Line Interface allows you to use all Telosys features with a simple and light Command Line Interface.

You can use Telosys CLI to

  • initialize a new project

  • configure your project

  • create new models (from scratch or from database)

  • install models from depots

  • customize your entities in the models

  • install bundles of templates from depots

  • customize existing template or create your own templates

  • generate your code

Telosys CLI has been developed with Java, the Java Runtime (JRE) is the only requirement to use it.

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