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@adobe/aio-cli-plugin-app

v13.1.1

Published

Create, Build and Deploy Adobe I/O Applications

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aio-cli-plugin-app

Create, Build and Deploy Adobe I/O Apps

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Usage

$ aio plugins:install -g @adobe/aio-cli-plugin-app
$ # OR
$ aio discover -i
$ aio app --help

Commands

aio app

Create, run, test, and deploy Adobe I/O Apps

USAGE
  $ aio app [-v] [--version]

FLAGS
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Create, run, test, and deploy Adobe I/O Apps

See code: src/commands/app/index.js

aio app add

Add a new component to an existing Adobe I/O App

USAGE
  $ aio app add [-v] [--version]

FLAGS
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Add a new component to an existing Adobe I/O App

See code: src/commands/app/add/index.js

aio app add action

Add new actions

USAGE
  $ aio app add action [-v] [--version] [--install] [-y] [-e <value>]

FLAGS
  -e, --extension=<value>  Add actions to a specific extension
  -v, --verbose            Verbose output
  -y, --yes                Skip questions, and use all default values
  --[no-]install           [default: true] Run npm installation after files are created
  --version                Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Add new actions


ALIASES
  $ aio app add actions

See code: src/commands/app/add/action.js

aio app add ci

Add CI files

USAGE
  $ aio app add ci [-v] [--version]

FLAGS
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Add CI files

See code: src/commands/app/add/ci.js

aio app add event

Add a new Adobe I/O Events action

USAGE
  $ aio app add event [-v] [--version] [--install] [-y] [-e <value>]

FLAGS
  -e, --extension=<value>  Add events to a specific extension
  -v, --verbose            Verbose output
  -y, --yes                Skip questions, and use all default values
  --[no-]install           [default: true] Run npm installation after files are created
  --version                Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Add a new Adobe I/O Events action


ALIASES
  $ aio app add events

See code: src/commands/app/add/event.js

aio app add extension

Add new extensions to the project

USAGE
  $ aio app add extension [-v] [--version] [--install] [-y] [-e <value>]

FLAGS
  -e, --extension=<value>...  Specify extensions to add, skips selection prompt
  -v, --verbose               Verbose output
  -y, --yes                   Skip questions, and use all default values
  --[no-]install              [default: true] Run npm installation after files are created
  --version                   Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Add new extensions to the project


ALIASES
  $ aio app add ext
  $ aio app add extensions

See code: src/commands/app/add/extension.js

aio app add service

Subscribe to Services in the current Workspace

USAGE
  $ aio app add service [-v] [--version] [--use-jwt]

FLAGS
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  --use-jwt      if the config has both jwt and OAuth Server to Server Credentials (while migrating), prefer the JWT
                 credentials
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Subscribe to Services in the current Workspace


ALIASES
  $ aio app add services

See code: src/commands/app/add/service.js

aio app add web-assets

Add web assets support

USAGE
  $ aio app add web-assets [-v] [--version] [--install] [-y] [-e <value>]

FLAGS
  -e, --extension=<value>  Add web-assets to a specific extension
  -v, --verbose            Verbose output
  -y, --yes                Skip questions, and use all default values
  --[no-]install           [default: true] Run npm installation after files are created
  --version                Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Add web assets support

See code: src/commands/app/add/web-assets.js

aio app build

Build an Adobe I/O App

USAGE
  $ aio app build [-v] [--version] [--actions | -a <value>] [--web-assets] [--force-build] [--content-hash]
    [--web-optimize] [-e <value> | ]

FLAGS
  -a, --action=<value>...     Build only a specific action, the flags can be specified multiple times, this will set
                              --no-publish
  -e, --extension=<value>...  Build only a specific extension point, the flags can be specified multiple times
  -v, --verbose               Verbose output
  --[no-]actions              [default: true] Build actions if any
  --[no-]content-hash         [default: true] Enable content hashing in browser code
  --[no-]force-build          [default: false] Force a build even if one already exists
  --version                   Show version
  --[no-]web-assets           [default: true] Build web-assets if any
  --web-optimize              [default: false] Enable optimization (minification) of js/css/html

DESCRIPTION
  Build an Adobe I/O App

  Build the actions and web assets for an Adobe I/O App. Build is optimized to only build what is necessary.
  Use the --force-build flag to force a build even if one already exists.

See code: src/commands/app/build.js

aio app create [PATH]

Create a new Adobe I/O App with default parameters

USAGE
  $ aio app create [PATH] [-v] [--version] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  PATH  [default: .] Path to the app directory

FLAGS
  -i, --import=<value>  Import an Adobe I/O Developer Console configuration file
  -v, --verbose         Verbose output
  --version             Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Create a new Adobe I/O App with default parameters

See code: src/commands/app/create.js

aio app delete

Delete a component from an existing Adobe I/O App

USAGE
  $ aio app delete [-v] [--version]

FLAGS
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a component from an existing Adobe I/O App

See code: src/commands/app/delete/index.js

aio app delete action [ACTION-NAME]

Delete existing actions

USAGE
  $ aio app delete action [ACTION-NAME] [-v] [--version] [-y]

ARGUMENTS
  ACTION-NAME  Action `pkg/name` to delete, you can specify multiple actions via a comma separated list

FLAGS
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  -y, --yes      Skip questions, and use all default values
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Delete existing actions


ALIASES
  $ aio app delete actions

See code: src/commands/app/delete/action.js

aio app delete ci

Delete existing CI files

USAGE
  $ aio app delete ci [-v] [--version] [-y]

FLAGS
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  -y, --yes      Skip questions, and use all default values
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Delete existing CI files

See code: src/commands/app/delete/ci.js

aio app delete extension

Delete existing extensions

USAGE
  $ aio app delete extension [-v] [--version] [-y] [--install] [-e <value>]

FLAGS
  -e, --extension=<value>...  Specify extensions to delete, skips selection prompt
  -v, --verbose               Verbose output
  -y, --yes                   Skip questions, and use all default values
  --[no-]install              [default: true] Run npm installation after files are created
  --version                   Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Delete existing extensions


ALIASES
  $ aio app delete ext
  $ aio app delete extensions

See code: src/commands/app/delete/extension.js

aio app delete service

Delete Services in the current Workspace

USAGE
  $ aio app delete service [-v] [--version] [--use-jwt]

FLAGS
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  --use-jwt      if the config has both jwt and OAuth Server to Server Credentials (while migrating), prefer the JWT
                 credentials
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Delete Services in the current Workspace


ALIASES
  $ aio app delete services

See code: src/commands/app/delete/service.js

aio app delete web-assets

Delete existing web assets

USAGE
  $ aio app delete web-assets [-v] [--version] [-y]

FLAGS
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  -y, --yes      Skip questions, and use all default values
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Delete existing web assets

See code: src/commands/app/delete/web-assets.js

aio app deploy

Deploy an Adobe I/O App

USAGE
  $ aio app deploy [-v] [--version] [--actions | -a <value>] [--web-assets] [--force-build | ] [--content-hash]
    [--web-optimize] [-e <value> | ] [--build] [--open] [--force-deploy | --publish | --force-publish] [--force-events |
    | ] [--log-forwarding-update]

FLAGS
  -a, --action=<value>...       Deploy only a specific action, the flags can be specified multiple times, this will set
                                --no-publish
  -e, --extension=<value>...    Deploy only a specific extension, the flags can be specified multiple times
  -v, --verbose                 Verbose output
  --[no-]actions                [default: true] Deploy actions if any
  --[no-]build                  [default: true] Run the build phase before deployment
  --[no-]content-hash           [default: true] Enable content hashing in browser code
  --[no-]force-build            [default: true] Force a build even if one already exists
  --force-deploy                [default: false] Force deploy changes, regardless of production Workspace being
                                published in Exchange.
  --[no-]force-events           [default: false] Force event registrations and delete any registrations not part of the
                                config file
  --force-publish               [default: false] Force publish extension(s) to Exchange, delete previously published
                                extension points
  --[no-]log-forwarding-update  [default: true] Update log forwarding configuration on server
  --open                        Open the default web browser after a successful deploy, only valid if your app has a
                                front-end
  --[no-]publish                [default: true] Publish extension(s) to Exchange
  --version                     Show version
  --[no-]web-assets             [default: true] Deploy web-assets if any
  --web-optimize                [default: false] Enable optimization (minification) of web js/css/html

DESCRIPTION
  Deploy an Adobe I/O App

  Deploys the actions and web assets for an Adobe I/O App.
  This will also build any changed actions or web assets before deploying.
  Use the --force-build flag to force a build even if one already exists.
  Deploy is optimized to only deploy what is necessary. Be aware that deploying actions will overwrite any previous
  deployments.
  Use the --force-deploy flag to force deploy changes, regardless of production Workspace being published in Exchange.

See code: src/commands/app/deploy.js

aio app get-url [ACTION]

Get action URLs

USAGE
  $ aio app get-url [ACTION] [-v] [--version] [--cdn] [-j] [-h] [-y] [--local]

FLAGS
  -h, --hson     Output human readable json
  -j, --json     Output json
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  -y, --yml      Output yml
  --cdn          Display CDN based action URLs
  --local        Display locally based action URLs
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Get action URLs

See code: src/commands/app/get-url.js

aio app info

Display settings/configuration in use by an Adobe I/O App

USAGE
  $ aio app info [-v] [--version] [-j | -h | -y] [--mask]

FLAGS
  -h, --hson     Output human readable json
  -j, --json     Output json
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  -y, --yml      Output yml
  --[no-]mask    Hide known private info
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Display settings/configuration in use by an Adobe I/O App

See code: src/commands/app/info.js

aio app init [PATH]

Create a new Adobe I/O App

USAGE
  $ aio app init [PATH] [-v] [--version] [--install] [-y] [--login] [-e <value> | -t <value> | --repo <value>]
    [--standalone-app |  | ] [-w <value> | -i <value>] [--confirm-new-workspace] [--use-jwt] [--github-pat <value> ]
    [--linter none|basic|adobe-recommended]

ARGUMENTS
  PATH  [default: .] Path to the app directory

FLAGS
  -e, --extension=<value>...    Extension point(s) to implement
  -i, --import=<value>          Import an Adobe I/O Developer Console configuration file
  -t, --template=<value>...     Specify a link to a template that will be installed
  -v, --verbose                 Verbose output
  -w, --workspace=<value>       [default: Stage] Specify the Adobe Developer Console Workspace to init from, defaults to
                                Stage
  -y, --yes                     Skip questions, and use all default values
  --[no-]confirm-new-workspace  Prompt to confirm before creating a new workspace
  --github-pat=<value>          github personal access token to use for downloading private quickstart repos
  --[no-]install                [default: true] Run npm installation after files are created
  --linter=<option>             [default: basic] Specify the linter to use for the project
                                <options: none|basic|adobe-recommended>
  --[no-]login                  Login using your Adobe ID for interacting with Adobe I/O Developer Console
  --repo=<value>                Init from gh quick-start repo. Expected to be of the form <owner>/<repo>/<path>
  --standalone-app              Create a stand-alone application
  --use-jwt                     if the config has both jwt and OAuth Server to Server Credentials (while migrating),
                                prefer the JWT credentials
  --version                     Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Create a new Adobe I/O App

See code: src/commands/app/init.js

aio app install PATH

This command will support installing apps packaged by 'aio app pack'.

USAGE
  $ aio app install PATH [-v] [--version] [-o <value>] [--tests]

ARGUMENTS
  PATH  Path to the app package to install

FLAGS
  -o, --output=<value>  [default: .] The packaged app output folder path
  -v, --verbose         Verbose output
  --[no-]tests          Run packaged app unit tests (e.g. aio app:test)
  --version             Show version

DESCRIPTION
  This command will support installing apps packaged by 'aio app pack'.

See code: src/commands/app/install.js

aio app list

List components for Adobe I/O App

USAGE
  $ aio app list [-v] [--version]

FLAGS
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  List components for Adobe I/O App

See code: src/commands/app/list/index.js

aio app list extension

List implemented extensions

USAGE
  $ aio app list extension [-v] [--version] [-j] [-y]

FLAGS
  -j, --json     Output json
  -v, --verbose  Verbose output
  -y, --yml      Output yml
  --version      Show version

DESCRIPTION
  List implemented extensions


ALIASES
  $ aio app list ext
  $ aio app list extensions

See code: src/commands/app/list/extension.js

aio app logs

Fetch logs for an Adobe I/O App

USAGE
  $ aio app logs [-v] [--version] [-l <value>] [-a <value>] [-r] [-t | -w | -o]

FLAGS
  -a, --action=<value>...  Fetch logs for a specific action
  -l, --limit=<value>      [default: 1] Limit number of activations to fetch logs from ( 1-50 )
  -o, --poll               Fetch logs continuously
  -r, --strip              strip timestamp information and output first line only
  -t, --tail               Fetch logs continuously
  -v, --verbose            Verbose output
  -w, --watch              Fetch logs continuously
  --version                Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Fetch logs for an Adobe I/O App

See code: src/commands/app/logs.js

aio app pack [PATH]

This command will support packaging apps for redistribution.

USAGE
  $ aio app pack [PATH] [-v] [--version] [-o <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  PATH  [default: .] Path to the app directory to package

FLAGS
  -o, --output=<value>  [default: dist/app.zip] The packaged app output file path
  -v, --verbose         Verbose output
  --version             Show version

DESCRIPTION
  This command will support packaging apps for redistribution.

See code: src/commands/app/pack.js

aio app run

Run an Adobe I/O App

USAGE
  $ aio app run [-v] [--version] [--local | ] [--serve] [--actions] [--open] [-e <value>]

FLAGS
  -e, --extension=<value>  Run only a specific extension, this flag can only be specified once
  -v, --verbose            Verbose output
  --[no-]actions           [default: true] Run actions, defaults to true, to skip actions use --no-actions
  --local                  [deprecated] Run/debug actions locally (requires Docker running, not available on Apple
                           Silicon Macs)
  --open                   Open the default web browser after a successful run, only valid if your app has a front-end
  --[no-]serve             [default: true] Start frontend server (experimental)
  --version                Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Run an Adobe I/O App

See code: src/commands/app/run.js

aio app test

Run tests for an Adobe I/O App

USAGE
  $ aio app test [-v] [--version] [-e <value> | -a <value>] [--all] [--e2e] [--unit]

FLAGS
  -a, --action=<value>...     the action(s) to test
  -e, --extension=<value>...  the extension(s) to test
  -v, --verbose               Verbose output
  --all                       run both unit and e2e tests
  --e2e                       run e2e tests
  --unit                      run unit tests
  --version                   Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Run tests for an Adobe I/O App
  If no flags are specified, by default only unit-tests are run.

  For the --action flag, it tries a substring search on the 'package-name/action-name' pair for an action.
  For the --extension flag, it tries a substring search on the 'extension-name' only.
  If the extension has a hook called 'test' in its 'ext.config.yaml', the script specified will be run instead.

See code: src/commands/app/test.js

aio app undeploy

Undeploys an Adobe I/O App

USAGE
  $ aio app undeploy [-v] [--version] [--actions] [--events] [--web-assets] [-e <value>] [--force-unpublish |
    --unpublish]

FLAGS
  -e, --extension=<value>...  Undeploy only a specific extension, the flags can be specified multiple times
  -v, --verbose               Verbose output
  --[no-]actions              [default: true] Undeploy actions if any
  --[no-]events               [default: true] Undeploy (unregister) events if any
  --force-unpublish           Force unpublish extension(s) from Exchange, will delete all extension points
  --[no-]unpublish            [default: true] Unpublish selected extension(s) from Exchange
  --version                   Show version
  --[no-]web-assets           [default: true] Undeploy web-assets if any

DESCRIPTION
  Undeploys an Adobe I/O App

See code: src/commands/app/undeploy.js

aio app use [CONFIG_FILE_PATH]

Import an Adobe Developer Console configuration file.

USAGE
  $ aio app use [CONFIG_FILE_PATH] [-v] [--version] [--overwrite | -m] [-g | -w <value>]
    [--confirm-new-workspace] [--no-service-sync | --confirm-service-sync] [--no-input] [--use-jwt]

ARGUMENTS
  CONFIG_FILE_PATH  path to an Adobe I/O Developer Console configuration file

FLAGS
  -g, --global                  Use the global Adobe Developer Console Org / Project / Workspace configuration, which
                                can be set via `aio console` commands
  -m, --merge                   Merge any .aio and .env files during import of the Adobe Developer Console configuration
                                file
  -v, --verbose                 Verbose output
  -w, --workspace=<value>       Specify the Adobe Developer Console Workspace name or Workspace id to import the
                                configuration from
  --[no-]confirm-new-workspace  Prompt to confirm before creating a new workspace
  --confirm-service-sync        Skip the Service sync prompt and overwrite Service subscriptions in the new Workspace
                                with current subscriptions
  --no-input                    Skip user prompts by setting --no-service-sync and --merge. Requires one of
                                config_file_path or --global or --workspace
  --no-service-sync             Skip the Service sync prompt and do not attach current Service subscriptions to the new
                                Workspace
  --overwrite                   Overwrite any .aio and .env files during import of the Adobe Developer Console
                                configuration file
  --use-jwt                     if the config has both jwt and OAuth Server to Server Credentials (while migrating),
                                prefer the JWT credentials
  --version                     Show version

DESCRIPTION
  Import an Adobe Developer Console configuration file.

  If the optional configuration file is not set, this command will retrieve the console org, project, and workspace
  settings from the global config.

  To set these global config values, see the help text for 'aio console --help'.

  To download the configuration file for your project, select the 'Download' button in the toolbar of your project's
  page in https://developer.adobe.com/console/

See code: src/commands/app/use.js