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$ npm install --global analytics-tools

$ analytics-tools --help

  Usage
    $ analytics-tools

  Options
    --name  Your name

  Examples
    $ analytics-tools --name=Jane
    Hello, Jane

Here's a brief overview of each file:

1. source/app.tsx: This file defines a React component named App, which takes a single prop name and renders "Hello, " followed by the name in green. If name is not provided, it defaults to "Stranger".

2. source/cli.tsx: This file is the entry point for your command-line application. It uses the meow library to parse command-line arguments and define flags. In this case, you have a name flag of type string. The render() function from Ink is used to render the App component with the name prop set to the value of the name flag provided by the user.

3. package.json: This file contains the metadata of your project, such as the name, version, dependencies, devDependencies, and various scripts for building and testing the application.

In order to run your application, you need to follow these steps:

1. Install the dependencies by running npm install or yarn in your project's root directory.

2. Build the TypeScript files by running npm run build or yarn build. This will compile your TypeScript files into the dist directory.

3. Run your CLI by running node dist/cli.js followed by any options you want to pass, for example: node dist/cli.js --name=John.

4. To make the CLI executable globally, you can either symlink the dist/cli.js file to a directory in your PATH or publish your package to npm and install it globally.