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rung-cli

v1.4.0

Published

Command line interface for Rung

Downloads

88

Readme

Rung CLI

NPM

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Command line tools for Rung

Installation

sudo npm install -g rung-cli

This will make the command rung available globally.

Documentation

You can checkout the last docs in this link!

Features

  • Create blank apps
  • Generate .rung packages
  • Run apps locally in CLI mode
  • Publish apps to Rung Store (public and private)
  • Generate boilerplate code for app
  • Generate README.md file to publish
  • Test autocomplete directly in the terminal
  • Hot reloading and live development

Usage

rung [build|run|publish|boilerplate|readme|db]

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------------|-------------| | build | Generate a .rung package | | run | Execute the current app | | publish | Publish app to store | | boilerplate | Generate boilerplate code for the app | | readme | Generate the README.md file to publish | | db read | Read from app database | | db clear | Drop app database |

Options

| Option | Description | |------------------|-------------| | -o, --output | Where to save the built package | | --version | Displays versions | | --private | If set, app is published for current user only | | --raw | Displays returned cards outside a table | | --live | With run, starts hot compiling and preview on browser |