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@uniformdev/csk-cli

v6.1.57

Published

Command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to streamline the development workflow within Uniform projects. It provides commands for pulling additional data and generating components based on Canvas data

Readme

@uniformdev/csk-cli

@uniformdev/csk-cli is a command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to streamline the development workflow within Uniform projects. It provides commands for pulling additional data and generating components based on Canvas data.

Installation

You can install the package as a dependency in your project:

npm install @uniformdev/csk-cli --save-dev

Commands

pull Command

The pull command retrieves additional data for the project. Currently, it supports pulling locales, with potential future expansions.

Usage

Add the following script to your package.json:

"scripts": {
  "pull:locales": "csk-cli pull -l"
}

Run the command using:

npm run pull:locales

Options

  • -l, --locales – Pulls locales configuration.

Environment Variables

Before running the command, configure the following environment variables:

  • UNIFORM_API_KEY – Your Uniform API key.
  • UNIFORM_PROJECT_ID – The ID of your Uniform project.

These can be set in a .env file or provided directly in the CLI environment.

Optional Configuration

To specify a custom folder for generated components, set the CUSTOM_CANVAS_FOLDER_PATH environment variable:

LOCALES_PATH=src/i18n

scaffold Command

The scaffold command generates React components based on Canvas data, making it easier to integrate new components into a Uniform project.

Features

  • Component Generation: Automatically generates React components with necessary imports, types, and properties.
  • Component Registration: Registers components in the Custom Canvas resolver.
  • Custom Folder Support: Allows specifying a custom folder for generated components.

Usage

Add the following script to your package.json:

"scripts": {
  "scaffold:add": "csk-cli scaffold"
}

Run the command using:

npm run scaffold:add

Environment Variables

Before running the command, configure the following environment variables:

  • UNIFORM_API_KEY – Your Uniform API key.
  • UNIFORM_PROJECT_ID – The ID of your Uniform project.

These can be set in a .env file or provided directly in the CLI environment.

Optional Configuration

To specify a custom folder for generated components, set the CUSTOM_CANVAS_FOLDER_PATH environment variable:

CUSTOM_CANVAS_FOLDER_PATH=src/components/custom-canvas

Generated Code

The package generates a React component and integrates it into the Canvas resolver by updating the component mappings.

Workflow

  1. Set Environment Variables: Ensure UNIFORM_API_KEY and UNIFORM_PROJECT_ID are set.
  2. Run the Command: Use npm run scaffold:add as configured in your project.