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@codui/cli

v1.0.8

Published

Launch a JavaScript code and markdown editing environment in your browser.

Downloads

3

Readme

@codui/cli

Launch a JavaScript code and markdown editing environment in your browser.

Installation

Install @codui/cli globally

# npm
npm install -g @codui/cli

# yarn
yarn global add @codui/cli

Usage/Examples

If you have installed the package globally, you use the codui command

codui start [options] [workbook]

If you want to run the command directly without installing, you can use npx or yarn dlx

# npm
npx -p @codui/cli codument start [options] [workbook]

# yarn

yarn dlx -p @codui/cli codument start [options] [workbook]

Arguments

workbook - name of workbook to run (default: "workbook")

Options

-p, --port - http port to launch server on (default: "4000")

Features

  • Light/dark mode toggle
  • Live previews

Screenshots

Light Mode

Light Screenshot

Dark Mode

Dark Screenshot

License

MIT