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cli-algolia-manager

v0.0.2

Published

The CLI to facilitate the add/reindex/delete data from algolia indexes

Downloads

5

Readme

cli-algolia-manager

Easy to use

npm install -g .
clialgmanager index=[name] lang=[lang]

ATENTION: config file required to perform command.

The config file should be: ~/.algolia/conf.json.

{
	"key": {
		"app": "OSJ19HQ1NZ", // just an example
		"api": "ebmmf0za524aoiucjek188mmapp130ad" // just an example
	},
	"lang": ["en", "ptbr"],
	"blog": {
		"en": {
			"name": "blog-rgajr-en",
			"filepath": "/Users/robson.junior/development/rgajr-blog/_site/en/algolia/data/blog.json"
		},
		"ptbr": {
			"name": "blog-rgajr-ptbr",
			"filepath": "/Users/robson.junior/development/rgajr-blog/_site/pt-br/algolia/data/blog.json"
		}
	}
}

| ATTRIBUTE | TYPE | DESCRIPTION | |-------------|--------|---------------------------------------------------------------------| | key | Object | Contains the identify attributes for access the app and use the api | | key.app | String | Algolia APP id | | key.api | String | Algolia API key | | lang | List | The lang enabled to be used into index validation | | [blog] | Object | Can be N objects, The name is optional, used into index param, like index=blog | | blog.en | Object | Can be many languages, Contains the object with the name of Algolia index and the filepath data to be publish | | blog.en.name | String | The name of Algolia index | | blog.en.filepath | String | The file path with data to be uploaded |

Parameters

| PARAMETER | OPTIONS | DESCRIPTION | |-------------|----------------------------------------|---------------------------------------| | index | --- | The object into index json configuration | | lang | --- | The the lang of index json configuration |

Features

| FEATURE | COMMAND | DESCRIPTION | |----------|----------------------------------------|---------------------------------------| | reindex | node index.js index=[name] lang=[lang] | This command clean the index and reupload again |