cam-baker
v0.9.0
Published
Non official Camunda CLI for building Tasklist embedded forms
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Installation
npm install cam-baker
# or yarn
yarn add cam-baker
How to use
Call CLI commands directly using npx <command>
pattern:
npx baker dev
# or
npx baker build
# or
npx baker stop
Or create your own NPM Scripts on package.json to initilize and build the project
{
"scripts": {
"dev": "baker",
"build": "baker build",
"stop": "baker stop"
}
}
Avaliable Commands
|Command |Example |Description|
|-----------|------------|-----------|
|<default>
|baker -c config/my-config.js|initialize CLI watchers and services|
|dev |baker dev |same as above baker
default command|
|build |baker build |build entry files into standalone html files for Camunda Tasklist|
|stop |baker stop |stops Camunda Run server|
|help |baker help |show CLI commands and options|
Custom Config Path and Filename: -c
or --config
Used to indicate custom filename and path to the config file, needed when you don't want to use the default camunda.config.js
.
npx baker --config config/my-custom-config-file.js
Configuration
See the Configuration Guide
Configuration File Example
camunda.config.js
import { defineConfig } from 'cam-baker'
export default defineConfig({
// using `defineConfig` enables support for editor intellisense
})
Next Steps
- Validate the idea throwing the repo for Camunda and dev community
- Add more detailed usage instructions, specially on how to handle deploys with
./public
and./dist
artifacts - Add more detailed usage instructions when running Camunda from a Spring Project (no need for
./public
) - Add a minimal test coverage
- Evaluate usage of Vite with custom plugins/configuration instead low level implementations