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The official command-line interface (CLI) for Boot.dev, empowering developers to complete coding challenges and lessons directly from their terminal. Streamline your learning workflow and code faster.
The Boot.dev CLI is an open-source command-line tool designed to enhance the learning experience on Boot.dev by allowing users to interact with the platform's coding challenges and lessons without leaving their terminal. It facilitates fetching content, running local tests, and submitting work.
Navigating between the Boot.dev web platform and a local coding environment can break flow. This CLI solves that by bringing core Boot.dev interactions directly into the developer's familiar terminal environment, reducing context switching and speeding up the learn-code-test loop.
Fetch coding challenges and starter code directly to your local machine, organized by course and lesson.
Run automated tests for your code locally using the same test cases as the Boot.dev platform, getting instant feedback.
Submit your completed solutions directly from the command line to the Boot.dev platform for grading.
The Boot.dev CLI is most useful in scenarios where a user wants to work on Boot.dev content offline or integrate the learning process more tightly with their local development setup.
A user fetches a specific coding challenge for a lesson, works on the code in their preferred editor, and runs `bootdev test` repeatedly to verify their solution locally before submitting.
Faster feedback loop, ability to use powerful local debugging tools, seamless integration with personal development environment.
A user needs to quickly start the next lesson's challenge. They use `bootdev fetch next` and the CLI automatically downloads the required files to the correct directory.
Reduced friction in starting new content, minimal time spent navigating the web interface for basic setup.
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