Simply Commands

[nickmoreton]

This pull request introduces a significant refactor of the Wagtail-WordPress Connector's development environment setup and command-line tools. The changes include replacing the previous rich_click-based CLI commands with a Makefile for managing WordPress, Wagtail, and Django tasks, as well as restructuring and improving the anchor link inspection functionality. Below is a summary of the most important changes:

Migration to Makefile for Command Management

• Added a comprehensive Makefile to replace the previous CLI commands. It includes commands for managing WordPress containers, running Wagtail/Django tasks, importing WordPress data, and handling Node.js frontend assets. This simplifies the development workflow by consolidating all commands into a single file.

Removal of Old CLI Commands

• Removed the commands/cli.py file, which previously defined CLI commands for managing WordPress, Wagtail, and Django environments. The functionality has been replaced by the Makefile.
• Removed the commands/anchor_links.py and commands/inspector.py files, which provided CLI commands for inspecting WordPress API endpoints and anchor links. These functionalities have been restructured and moved to standalone scripts. [1] [2]

Refactor of Anchor Link Inspection

• Added a new commands/find_anchor_links.py script to replace the old anchor_links.py functionality. The script now uses argparse for argument parsing and includes improved error handling, colored output with colorama, and a more modular design.
• Introduced a commands/helpers.py file to centralize shared constants (e.g., BASE_ENDPOINT, ENDPOINTS) and helper functions (e.g., display_colored_text, show_endpoints) for better maintainability and reusability.