cli

Command line to for node and emberjs shorcut commands

Install

npm i -g @busy-web/cli

Docs

Usage:

busyweb ‹command› [options]

OPTIONS:

--boring Hide title and version information and remove empty new lines

--debug Turn debug mode on

Example:

busyweb help => print usage information

Commands:

deploy ‹branch›

deploy build to server.
Alias: d

dev:clean

remove packages, and build files
Alias: dev:c

dev:install

clean project install fresh packages
Alias: dev:i
Options:
  --rebuild removes the lockfile and generates a new lockfile based on current package.json only on <install>

dev:update

install missing packages
Alias: dev:up

dev:upgrade

update packages and regenerate yarn.lock file
Alias: dev:u

docker ‹config› ‹EMBER_CONFIG.PATH:DOCKER_ENV...›

DEPRECATED: Please use `env:config` inplace of `docker config`
injects docker config into built ember app

ember:init

installs new files from the current installed version of ember-cli. (ember:update should be ran first)
Alias: em:i
Options:
  --diff use git difftool to merge files after init

ember:update [version]

update ember-cli locally or globally
Alias: em:up
Options:
  --global update global ember install
  --dry performs a dry run where no update will be performed

env:config ‹EMBER_CONFIG.PATH:ENV_VAR...›

injects ENV variables into and ember app config/environment
Alias: env:c
Options:
  --path <path> path/to/folder where file config changes are. ( default: Current Working Directory )
  --file <name> filename to replace config settings for. ( default: index.html )
  --require throw error if config or ENV settings do not exist. ( default: false )
  --allow-null allow null values to be set from ENV to APP config

release ‹type›

tag a new version to be released with a git tag. ARGS type: [ patch | docker | canary | alpha | beta | prod ]
Alias: r
Options:
  --no-commit prevent version from committing and creating a new tag
  --tag [name] tag the version and push to remote [name], default: origin
  --push [name] push changes to remote [name], default: origin
  --branch [name] override the current branch, default: current branch

release:prune ‹version› [type]

Prune a release type by version
Alias: r:p
Options:
  --dry shows the tags that would be deleted but doesnt do anything
  --all delete all tags matching the version and type
  --mod <number> mod number to prune the tags with, default: 5
  --remote [name] flag to prune remote tags for [name], default: origin
  --prod production tags can only be deleted with --prod option applied.

template ‹type› ‹name›

creates a new template file. (not supported yet)
Alias: t
Options:
  --delete deletes a template file

Contribute

Contributions are welcome.

1. Fork the repo and make the desired changes.
2. yarn run docs to regenerate readme file.
3. Then submit a PR request for review.