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@peaknut/storeden-dev-cli

v1.0.9

Published

Storeden Development CLI

Downloads

25

Readme

Storeden Development CLI

CLI to deploy template on a Storeden instance.

How to Install

npm install -g @peaknut/storeden-dev-cli

How to Use

Usage: storeden-dev-cli [options]

Options:
  -e, --email       Your Storeden Store account's email                 [string]
  -p, --password    Your Storeden Store account's password              [string]
  -s, --storeID     Your Storeden Store ID                              [number]
  -t, --themeName   Your Theme name used in Storeden Store              [string]
  -d, --diffCmd     Your prefered diff Command (vscode, diff, opendiff) [string]
  -f, --sourcePath  Path to template folder                             [string]
  -j, --json        JSON config path                                    [string]
      --help        Show help                                          [boolean]
      --version     Show version number                                [boolean]

Examples:
  index -e "" -p "" -s "" -t "" -f "."  Start in command line mode
  index --json "./config.json"          Use config file

Usage with command line params

$ storeden-dev-cli \
  --email '[email protected]' \
  --password 'password1234' \
  --storeID '123456' \
  --themeName 'theme-essential-001' \
  --sourcePath '.'

or

$ storeden-dev-cli \
  -e '[email protected]' \
  -p 'password1234' \
  -s '12345678' \
  -t 'theme-essential-001' \
  -f '.'

Usage with config file

$ storeden-dev-cli -j './config.json'

Config file has to contain all the params that you can specify in the command line and has to contain a valid json object.

Here an example of config object:

{
  "username": "[email protected]",
  "password": "password1234",
  "storeID": "12345678",
  "themeName": "theme-essential-001",
  "sourcePath": ".",
  "diffCmd": "vscode"
}

Hints

As diff tool you can choose one of these:

  • vscode: if you use vscode as IDE,
  • opendiff: if you prefer the UI version on OSX

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

MIT.