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@gdi/cli

v0.5.0

Published

> Note: make sure you have all the [prerequisites](https://usegdi.com/docs/docs/getting-started/prerequisites) prepared before installation

Downloads

53

Readme

Installation

Note: make sure you have all the prerequisites prepared before installation

Install the CLI

Run:

npm install -g @gdi/cli

and rebuild the CLI's commands index:

gdi rebuild

Create a new site

gdi create site [site-name]

Note: this clones the template and installs dependencies and may take a few moments

A new project with two main packages was created:

  • gdi-admin: holds the admin UI
  • gdi-site: holds the public facing site

Change your cwd to your newly created root folder:

cd [site-name]

and install the project's dependencies:

npm i

or:

yarn

Connect Firebase

Bootstrap the project:

gdi bootstrap

Note: Before bootstrapping make sure you have firebase-tools installed: npm install -g firebase-tools

Running the Admin UI

In the project's root run:

gdi start

Navigate to http://localhost:3000

Setting the admin user

Log in to the Admin UI with your Google Account.

Then, in the project's root run:

gdi setAdmin

Deploying

In the project's root run:

gdi deploy

Note: this will deploy both the Admin UI and the Site

After a successful deployment, the Admin UI will be served from the /admin path.

Note: change your site's favIcons and meta tags before deployment

CLI commands

| Command | Description | | --------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | | gdi create site [site-name] | Creates a new gDI repo with admin + site packages | | gdi bootstrap | Bootstraps the project, runs these command: connect + apps | | gdi start | Starts gdi-admin in development mode | | gdi setAdmin | Choose an admin for the current site | | gdi deploy | Builds & deploy both gdi-admin and gdi-site | | gdi connect | Validates and links site to Firebase | | gdi list projects | Shows Firebase projects. A wrapper for firebase projects:list | | gdi preview | Starts gdi-site in development mode | | gdi apps | Scans for new apps and sets up the vite and tsconfig files |