Hi @Davidb-2107 👋
I came across your capcut-cli-david fork and wanted to reach out. The work looks genuinely useful — the create / pipeline / validate and make-preset commands, the per-word caption highlighting, and splitting src/ into clean command modules are all directions I'd like the main tool to go.
Forking is completely fair, and some of your changes may be specific to your setup. But you're ~80 commits ahead of master now, which means you're maintaining all of it against a moving upstream, and no one else gets to use it. If you're open to it, I'd happily review any of it as focused PRs — one command at a time is easiest to merge, and I'm glad to help scope them or adapt them to the current structure. Something self-contained like validate would be a natural first one. Even one would be welcome.
If part of the reason you forked was that adding a command meant hacking on a big index.ts, that's fair feedback — your command-module refactor is exactly the kind of thing that would make future contributions easier, and I'd be interested in moving upstream in that direction with you.
There's now a CONTRIBUTING guide with the command pattern and PR flow, if it helps.
No pressure either way — mostly wanted you to know the door's open and the contributions would be valued.
Thanks for building on it,
Rene
Hi @Davidb-2107 👋
I came across your capcut-cli-david fork and wanted to reach out. The work looks genuinely useful — the
create/pipeline/validateandmake-presetcommands, the per-word caption highlighting, and splittingsrc/into clean command modules are all directions I'd like the main tool to go.Forking is completely fair, and some of your changes may be specific to your setup. But you're ~80 commits ahead of
masternow, which means you're maintaining all of it against a moving upstream, and no one else gets to use it. If you're open to it, I'd happily review any of it as focused PRs — one command at a time is easiest to merge, and I'm glad to help scope them or adapt them to the current structure. Something self-contained likevalidatewould be a natural first one. Even one would be welcome.If part of the reason you forked was that adding a command meant hacking on a big
index.ts, that's fair feedback — your command-module refactor is exactly the kind of thing that would make future contributions easier, and I'd be interested in moving upstream in that direction with you.There's now a CONTRIBUTING guide with the command pattern and PR flow, if it helps.
No pressure either way — mostly wanted you to know the door's open and the contributions would be valued.
Thanks for building on it,
Rene