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AlgoKit Project List Command

The algokit project list command is designed to enumerate all projects within an AlgoKit workspace. This command is particularly useful in workspace environments where multiple projects are managed under a single root directory. It provides a straightforward way to view all the projects that are part of the workspace.

Usage

To use the list command, execute the following anywhere within an AlgoKit workspace:

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$ algokit project list [OPTIONS] [WORKSPACE_PATH]
  • WORKSPACE_PATH is an optional argument that specifies the path to the workspace. If not provided, the current directory (.) is used as the default workspace path.

How It Works

  1. Workspace Verification: Initially, the command checks if the specified directory (or the current directory by default) is an AlgoKit workspace. This is determined by looking for a .algokit.toml configuration file and verifying if the project.type is set to workspace.

  2. Project Enumeration: If the directory is confirmed as a workspace, the command proceeds to enumerate all projects within the workspace. This is achieved by scanning the workspace’s subdirectories for .algokit.toml files and extracting project names.

  3. Output: The names of all discovered projects are printed to the console. If the -v or --verbose option is used, additional details about each project are displayed.

Example Output

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workspace: {path_to_workspace} 📁
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  - myapp ({path_to_myapp}) 📜
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  - myproject-app ({path_to_myproject_app}) 🖥️

Error Handling

If the command is executed in a directory that is not recognized as an AlgoKit workspace, it will issue a warning:

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WARNING: No AlgoKit workspace found. Check [project.type] definition at .algokit.toml

This message indicates that either the current directory does not contain a .algokit.toml file or the project.type within the file is not set to workspace.

Further Reading

To learn more about the algokit project list command, please refer to list in the AlgoKit CLI reference documentation.