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electrode-bolt-cli

v1.0.7

Published

A CLI for electrode-bolt

Downloads

5

Readme

electrode-bolt-cli

electrode bolt command line interface.

Install this globally to have access to the bolt command. This is not bolt itself, that can be found at walmartreact/electrode-bolt.

npm install -g electrode-bolt-cli

Usage

Local Bolt dependency

Within a package that has electrode-bolt installed as a dependency:

To list bolt tasks, you can simply run bolt.

To run a bolt task, run bolt <task>. If no task exists, bolt will let you know.

Notes

  • This tool isn't required for using the electrode-bolt tool, but it allows you to run bolt tasks from the command line easily rather than having to have bolt itself installed globally or having all of your npm run tasks directly linked to every task electrode-bolt provides.

Contributing

Scripts

| Command | Action | | link:dev | Performs a symlink to your npm prefix -g for ease of development | | dev | Watches src for changes, transpiles to bin/bolt with babel | | build | Makes bin directory if it doesn't exist, transpiles src to bin/bolt with babel |

Publishing

src/bolt-cli.js is built to bin/bolt on npm run prepublish