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zoho-extension-toolkit

v1.0.17

Published

CLI tool for developing Zoho Extension widgets.

Downloads

1,178

Readme

ZET

It is a CLI tool to help developer's build client side widgets (marketplace extensions) & test them locally without uploading the extensions to marketplace. 

How do I install and use ZET?

Prerequisite: Node ( v6+ ) and npm ( v3+ ).

Refer this link for installing Node.js platform.Once Node is installed, verify it by running the following command.


$ node -v
$ npm -v

Installing CLI

Run the following command to install the zet cli node package. 


$  npm install -g zoho-extension-toolkit

Run the following command to check if the installation is successful.


$ zet // Will show help information about the 'zet' command

Using CLI

Commands: 

init - View and select the Zoho service for your extension

run - Start the server on your local machine

package - Create a zip file of all widget source files

validate - Check and validate all widget source file

Options:

| Option | Description | | ------------- |:-----------------------: | | -h, --help | Output usage information | | -v, --version | View version number |