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Nothing sophisticated, yet it provides a good starting point for you to get familiar with the most important building blocks of the CLI plugin development. The full code is available in the [uptime-cli-plugin](https://github.com/srl-labs/uptime-cli-plugin) repository.
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/// details | Video tutorial
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For the fans of the video format:
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-{{youtube(url='https://www.youtube.com/embed/NtBnldprxLE')}}-
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## Setting up the environment
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Spending some time on setting up the dev environment will greatly simplify code navigation and debugging. To assist you with the environment setup, our repo features a small script with some helper functions.
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1. Using the CLI
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/// tab | `info flat from state` with `grep`
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/// tab | `tree flat from state` with `grep`
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An efficient way to find the needed leaf if you know some keywords is to use the `info flat from state` command and pipe it to `grep`.
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Since we know that we are looking for the time when the SR Linux system was last booted, we could use something like this:
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