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@enonic/cli-test

v0.0.61

Published

Command-line interface for Enonic XP

Downloads

902

Readme

Enonic - Powerful Headless CMS

Enonic offers a powerful headless CMS with added capabilities—like powerful search, tree structure, and visual page composing for editors. The platform offers a flexible schema system to support any content type and a powerful API to enable developers to build solutions using any front-end framework.

Quickstart

  • Install Enonic CLI by running the following command:
npm install @enonic/cli -g
  • Run enonic without any arguments to verify that installation was successful and see the complete list of supported commands.

  • Go to your project folder and create a new project by running the following command, then follow instructions:

enonic project create

Docs & Guides

For complete guide to Enonic CLI please check out this page.

Build your first Enonic project by following this hands-on introduction.

Need a quick advice? Ask us on Slack.

Uninstall

npm uninstall @enonic/cli -g