How to use the Plugin function from @oclif/config

aliases.test.js

GitHub: adobe/aio-cli-plugin-cloudmanager

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test('all commands from 0.15.0 have aliases', async () => {
  const oldCommandNames = loadCommandNames(require('../data/oclif.manifest.0.15.0.json')).filter(name => name !== 'cloudmanager')

  const root = path.resolve('.')
  const thisPlugin = new Config.Plugin({ root, type: 'core', ignoreManifest: true, errorOnManifestCreate: true })
  await thisPlugin.load()

  const newCommandNames = loadCommandNames(thisPlugin.manifest)

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manifest.js

GitHub: HenrySaller/sfdx-watch

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const { unlinkSync, writeFileSync } = require('fs');
const { resolve, join } = require('path');


async function manifest() {
  try { unlinkSync('.oclif.manifest.json') } catch {}
  let plugin = new Plugin({
    root: resolve(__dirname),
    type: 'core',
    ignoreManifest: true,
    errorOnManifestCreate: true

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index.js

GitHub: mholtzhausen/bastr

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  return this.log(`You have to specify one of your scripts to run ( ${Object.keys(Scripts.get()).join(' | ')} )`)
}

let script=Scripts.get()[args.scriptName]

let plugin = new Config.Plugin({
  root:__dirname,
  type: 'core',
  ignoreManifest: true,
  errorOnManifestCreate: true

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