Feature/sc 118580/binary inspect bundle

[keeramis]

Description

Adds support to bundle assets and application binary from the project folder

Usage

npm start -- binary inspect /path/to/bundle.zip

Example

$ npm start -- binary inspect /path/to/bundle.zip 

> particle-cli@3.10.2 start
> node ./src/index.js binary inspect /path/to/bundle.zip

app.bin
 CRC is ok (7fa30408)
 Compiled for argon
 This is an application module number 2 at version 6
 It is firmware for product id 12 at version 3
 It depends on a system module number 1 at version 4006
It depends on assets:
 cat.txt in bundle (hash b0f0d8ff8cc965a7b70b07e0c6b4c028f132597196ae9c70c620cb9e41344106)
 house.txt in bundle (hash a78fb0e7df9977ffd3102395254ae92dd332b46a616e75ff4701e75f91dd60d3)
 water.txt in bundle (hash 3b0c25d6b8af66da115b30018ae94fbe3f04ac056fa60d1150131128baf8c591)

All the other legacy use cases should be supported as-is.

How to Test

1. Pull down the branch: git pull && git checkout feature/sc-118580/binary-inspect-bundle
2. Run nvm use
3. Reinstall dependencies: npm run reinstall
4. Run tests: npm test

Related Issues / Discussions

https://app.shortcut.com/particle/story/118580/extract-and-analyze-asset-information-from-binary-inspect-command

Completeness

• User is totes amazing for contributing!
• Contributor has signed CLA
• Problem and solution clearly stated
• Tests have been provided
• Docs have been updated
• CI is passing

[keeramis]

I am creating a temporary directory on-the-spot and deleting it at the end of the operation. I tried using the test/lib/env.js directory, however, the e2e tests are unable to pick up the env.js module if I am using relative path and they fail with error

particle-cli-3.10.2.tgz
  Binary Commands
    ✓ Shows `help` content (3548ms)
    ✓ Shows `help` content when run without arguments (352ms)
    ✓ Shows `help` content when run with `--help` flag (363ms)
    Binary Inspect Subcommand
stdout Cannot find module '../../test/lib/env'
Require stack:
- /Users/keerthyamisagadda/code/particle-cli/test/__fixtures__/pkg/node_modules/particle-cli/src/cmd/binary.js
- /Users/keerthyamisagadda/code/particle-cli/test/__fixtures__/pkg/node_modules/particle-cli/src/cli/binary.js
- /Users/keerthyamisagadda/code/particle-cli/test/__fixtures__/pkg/node_modules/particle-cli/src/cli/index.js
- /Users/keerthyamisagadda/code/particle-cli/test/__fixtures__/pkg/node_modules/particle-cli/src/app/cli.js
- /Users/keerthyamisagadda/code/particle-cli/test/__fixtures__/pkg/node_modules/particle-cli/src/index.js

Is it recommended to use the test/ directories from the source file? Any recommendations are appreciated if the current implementation looks unfavorable.

[monkbroc]

Can you check what happens without the file existance check for binary inspect on a .bin and on a .zip? If the error is reasonable, remove this function. If not, keep it and remove the comment.