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syncano-repl

v0.1.0

Published

To install the latest version of Syncano REPL run this command:

Downloads

2

Readme

Usage

To install the latest version of Syncano REPL run this command:

npm i -g syncano-repl

To start Syncano REPL, go to your project root directory and run:

sr
# or
syncano-repl

This will give you access to interactive editor with initialized @syncano/core available under s variable:

# Get list of classes in current instance
s._class.list()

# Get list of users
s.users.list()

# User any method listed in Syncano Core docs
s.data.posts.where('status', 'draft').list()

Good to know

  • Syncano response will be piped into fx command which makes response interactive. Read docs to learn how to use it.
  • Last response is saved to .syncano-repl-response.json file in directory where Syncano REPL was run.
  • All called commands are saved to .syncano-repl-history file in directory wher Syncano REPL was run.
  • It's recommended to add .syncano-repl-response.json and .syncano-repl-history to .gitignore