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parse-cli

v0.2.4

Published

Parse Command line tools built on Node

Downloads

14

Readme

parse-cli

Parse Command Line Tools in Node

A UNOFFICIAL port of the official Parse Command Line tools to nodejs with a local running environment

##Intallation

npm install -g parse-cli

##How to use

  • parse-cli run [app] Start the local development server

  • parse-cli install [repo] [target] Install a parse module from a git repo visit parse-module and parse-require for more informations

  • parse-cli new Creates a new parse application folder with express app and ejs

  • parse-cli push [app] Push your code to the parse server

  • parse-cli develop app Push your code and tail the logs

  • parse-cli log -f -n 100 [app] Remote log

Happy Parsing!