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neocel

v0.0.5

Published

A command-line tool to deploy static sites to Neocities

Downloads

27

Readme

🚧 This project is maintenance mode! 🚧

I will be fixing and responding to pull requests and issues, but it is not in active development.

Neocel

A command-line tool to quickly deploy static sites to Neocities. Free web hosting = stonks!

Quick Start

You'll need Node.js and a Neocities account to get started. You can make an account here if for some reason you don't have one already.

npm install -g neocel

You'll need an API token to use this tool, but luckily there's a bundled tool to generate one. Make sure to use your Neocities username and password, and copy the token when it prints!

neocel token <username> <password>

Now, just deploy a site! You can deploy the current folder with neocel -t <token>.

CLI Options

Here's a delightful table I made of all the flags and what they do. You can also use neocel token <username> <password> to generate an API token.

| Flag | Description | | ------------- | ------------------------------------ | | --help, -h | Show flags and usage information | | --version, -v | Show the currently installed version | | --token, -t | Set the Neocities API key | | --yes, -y | Accept all yes/no prompts | | --dir, -d | Change the directory to deploy |

Keep in mind if you set the NEOCITIES_TOKEN environment variable you won't have to manually set the token! This can also be useful in CI environments.

Why?

Idk dude, people make weird things when they're ~~high~~ tired. I ask you: why not?