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@wixc3/engine-cli

v47.4.2

Published

This package provides a command line interface for the engine.

Downloads

2,353

Readme

@wixc3/engine-cli

This package provides a command line interface for the engine.

Installation

npm install @wixc3/engine-cli

Usage

This package exposes an engine command that can be used to start the engine.

npx engine --watch

This will start the engine in watch mode, and open the dev server for the engine dashboard.

Options

| Option | Type | Default Value | Description | |------------------------|-----------------------------------------|---------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | buildTargets | node | web | both | electron | both | Target platform(s) for the build. | | help | boolean | false | Displays help information if true. | | clean | boolean | true | Whether to clean the build directory before building. | | watch | boolean | false | Rebuilds on file changes if true. | | dev | boolean | watch value | Enables development mode. Defaults to the value of 'watch'. | | run | boolean | dev value | Runs the built application if true. Defaults to the value of 'dev'. | | verbose | boolean | false | Enables verbose logging if true. | | writeMetadataFiles | boolean | true | Whether to write metadata files during the build process. | | runtimeArgs | JSON object | {} | Arbitrary arguments to pass at runtime, specified as a JSON string. | | feature | string | | Specifies a particular feature to build or run. | | config | string | | Path to a specific configuration file to use. | | publicPath | string | '' | Base path for serving static files. Defaults to an empty string. | | engineConfigFilePath | string | | Path to the engine configuration file. | | publicConfigsRoute | string | configs | Route under which public configurations are served. Defaults to 'configs'. |