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sjpm

v1.0.7

Published

The official SJPM CLI.

Downloads

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zymonozymono

Keywords

zymonosjpmsjpm-cli

Readme

SJPM

A revolutionary new way to interact with Static JS, basically replacing backend.

SJPM is a new tool that implements packages into JS. It also allows you to send post and get requests to any API without exposing an API key.

Usage

This CLI tool can be used to publish packages to the SJPM registry. SJPM is not a replacement for Node just a way to protect your API keys and use packages on the frontend.

Docs

The full docs can be found at https://sjpm.vercel.app

Init Command

sjpm init

This will create a sjpm.json file.

SJPM.json

Make sure to edit all the fields. The homepage field should be the docs for your package.

Publish command

sjpm publish

Publishes a package to the SJPm registry. Make sure to edit the password in sjpm.json to something that you can remember as it is required to update the extension.

README

Creating a README.md file in the github repository set in the homepage variable of the sjpm.json file will display on your packages homepage.