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@digital-blueprint/cli

v0.0.33

Published

CLI to manage DBP frontend applications

Downloads

105

Readme

DBP CLI

GitLab Repository | npmjs package

This is CLI to manage DBP frontend applications.

Install apps

npx @digital-blueprint/cli@latest install-app <package-name> <destination-directory> <server-path-prefix>

  • package-name - the application that you want to install. See https://www.npmjs.com/search?q=%40digital-blueprint for a list of applications.
  • destination-directory - the local directory where the application should be installed to
  • server-path-prefix - the URL path under which the application will be reachable on the web server. e.g. / in case it is myapp.mydomain.org, or /myapp in case it is mydomain.org/myapp.

If you want to install the DBP Signature App in a new folder signature-app with a path prefix / you can call:

npx @digital-blueprint/cli@latest install-app @digital-blueprint/signature-app signature-app /

Afterwards you can point your Apache web-server to signature-app/public.

If you want to reach your web application with a path prefix like https://mydomain.com/apps/signature you can call:

npx @digital-blueprint/cli@latest install-app @digital-blueprint/signature-app /apps/signature

To install to the current directory you can simply call:

npx @digital-blueprint/cli@latest install-app @digital-blueprint/signature-app

Warning: There may be issues when you run these commands as root user, best use a non-root user, like www-data. To do this you can for example open a shell with runuser -u www-data -- bash.

Update apps

npx @digital-blueprint/cli@latest update-ap <package-name>

If you want to update the DBP Signature App in the current folder you can call:

npx @digital-blueprint/cli@latest update-app @digital-blueprint/signature-app

Warning: There may be issues when you run these commands as root user, best use a non-root user, like www-data. To do this you can for example open a shell with runuser -u www-data -- bash.