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crq

v0.6.3

Published

Test and Publish code nodes to the CRANQ marketplace

Downloads

1

Readme

CRQ - CRANQ CLI Client

CRQ allows you to manage CRANQ nodes via the CLI.

Installation

npm install -g crq
crq

Yarn:

yarn global add crq
crq

Usage

Init

crq init

Creates a new folder structure for creating a node definition.

Creates the files in the current working directory, or when passed a directory name as the first parameter then will create that directory and initialise there.

Examples:

  • crq init
  • crq init name

Import

crq import

Converts a CRANQ JSON file into a directory structure.

Compile

crq compile

Converts the current directory into a CRANQ JSON output. This will additionally validate the outputted JSON against the latest schema on https://schema.cranq.dev

Watch

crq watch

Creates a server that listens to changes in the editor and automatically builds and runs your code locally.

Test

crq test

Run tests in the test.js file against the current node definition.