@cloudpremise/reactforce-cli v1.0.4

reactforce-cli

To execute from powershell on windows you need to alter the ExecutionPolicy (https:/go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=135170)

Check the current policy (Powershell only)

$ Get-ExecutionPolicy

Change the execution policy

Open Powershell as an administrator

Choose the correct policy to apply, in this case "RemoteSigned"

$ Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

Now the script should be able to run from Powershell

$ greet

(Followed this blog article to figure this out: https://medium.com/jspoint/creating-cli-executable-global-npm-module-5ef734febe32)

Install (or Update) local directory (for testing from dev machine)

• from the reactforce-cli folder npm install -g ./

Uninstall local directory (to remove from dev machine testing)

• from the reactforce-cli folder npm uninstall -g reactforce-cli

Update the npm registry with latest version (authorized users only)

$ npm publish --access public

Install globally

$ npm install -g @cloudpremise/reactforce-cli

Uninstall globally

npm uninstall @cloudpremise/reactforce-cli -g

Commands

Initialize the current directory for reactforce

$ reactforce init