feat(cli): move cogify create-config into cli-config package BM-1261

[ccbblin]

Motivation

The create-config command of the cogify package should live alongside the other basemaps-config-related commands in the new cli-config package.

Modifications

1. Relocate the cogify-config command from the cogify package to the cli-config package.
2. Import the command into the cli package as a config create sub-command.
3. We've moved some utility functions to the shared package. So, this work also updates various functions to use the new shared equivalents instead, removing the singular copies in the process.

Verification

check bin/bmc.js config create-config runs correctly

[tawera-manaena]

packages/cli-config/src/cli/action.create.config.ts

@Wentao-Kuang - Should we adjust the paths '/tmp/cogify/config-*' now that this command lives in the cli-config package?

...
    if (isArgo()) {
      // Path to where the config is located
      await fsa.write(fsa.toUrl('/tmp/cogify/config-path'), urlToString(outputPath));
      // A URL to where the imagery can be viewed
      await fsa.write(fsa.toUrl('/tmp/cogify/config-url'), urlToString(url));
    }
...

Update: We'll leave the paths as they are. No changes.

[tawera-manaena]

@Wentao-Kuang - Which way should we be initialising the logger for each command?

Most of them (e.g. action.bundle.assets.ts) do it this way:

const logger = getLogger(this, args, 'cli-config');

But the action.import.ts command does it this way:

const logger = LogConfig.get();

Is one way better than the other?

[Wentao-Kuang]

Member

const logger = LogConfig.get(); is the default way of getting logger for other packages.
The const logger = getLogger(this, args, 'cli-config'); should be used for cli packages that include the cli versions/packages infor in the logger.

[tawera-manaena]

const logger = LogConfig.get(); is the default way of getting logger for other packages. The const logger = getLogger(this, args, 'cli-config'); should be used for cli packages that include the cli versions/packages infor in the logger.

Good to know. I'll update the action.import.ts command now.