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outfit-local-template-cli

v0.0.3

Published

Command-line interface for creating local templates with shared config and pushing local files to Outfit.

Downloads

8

Readme

Outfit Local Template CLI

A simple node command-line interface (CLI) for:

  1. Creating new templates locally on your machine
  2. Pushing local template files to an Outfit account

Requirements

  1. You must have node installed on your machine
  2. You must have git installed on your machine

Installation

Install the NPM package globally

npm install --global outfit-local-template-cli

Creating a new template

To create a new template, run the following command:

outfit-local-template new [template-name]

This will clone the local template boilerplate and install all dependencies automatically.

Start

To start the development server, run the following command:

outfit-local-template start

Set Access Key

To push files from your machine to an Outfit account, you first need to generate an access key. You can do this by logging into your Outfit account and navigating to your account settings page.

After you have created your access key, run the following command:

outfit-local-template setAccessKey [yourAccessKey]

Note: This is not required to develop templates locally. You just won't be able to push the files to Outfit automatically.

Get Access Key

To check what your access key is, you can run the following command:

outfit-local-template getAccessKey

Build

To build production ready files on your machine, run the following command:

outfit-local-template build

Deploying to Outfit

To deploy your production files to an Outfit account, run the following command:

outfit-local-template deploy [templateID] [subdomain]

Note: This command requires an access key to be set on your machine.

Help

You can run outfit-local-template --help for a full list of commands.