@dpc-sdp/nuxt-ripple-cli v2.0.0

Nuxt Ripple CLI

CLI for simplifying common setup and scaffolding tasks.

Installation

Either install the CLI install it globally using npm install -g @dpc-sdp/nuxt-ripple-cli or run it directly using npx @dpc-sdp/nuxt-ripple-cli.

If you've installed the package globally you can now use the nuxt-ripple command in your terminal.

Note: If you prefer to run the CLI using npx you won't be able to use the nuxt-ripple command and will instead need to use npx @dpc-sdp/nuxt-ripple-cli in place of nuxt-ripple. For instance npx @dpc-sdp/nuxt-ripple-cli init site my-site --name "My Site".

Commands

Init

The init command will initialise a new site or layer.

nuxt-ripple init [TEMPLATE] [DIRECTORY] --name {NAME} --rplVersion {RPL_VERSION}

[TEMPLATE]:

• site Scaffolds a new nuxt site.
• layer Scaffolds a new nuxt layer.

[DIRECTORY]: The directory to output scaffolded files into.

--name {NAME}: The name of the site or layer.

--rplVersion {RPL_VERSION}: The version of the ripple core dependencies to use.

Add

The add command will create a ripple component or content type.

nuxt-ripple add <command> [DIRECTORY]

<command>:

• component Scaffolds a new Ripple (vue) component, note that the component folder is created as well to follow Ripple naming conventions.
• content-type Scaffolds a new Ripple Tide content type.

Add Component

nuxt-ripple add component [DIRECTORY] --name {NAME} --prefix {PREFIX}

[DIRECTORY]: The directory to output the component scaffolding.

--name {NAME}: The name of new Vue component.

--prefix {PREFIX}: The prefix to used for the Vue components.

Add Content Type

nuxt-ripple add content-type [DIRECTORY] --name {NAME} --createTests --cypressPath {CYPRESSPATH}

[DIRECTORY]: The directory to output the content type scaffolding.

--name {NAME}: The name of the project or layer.

--createTests or -T: A flag to opt into example tests.

--cypressPath {CYPRESSPATH}: The path to the Cypress support folder, this is used when opting into the example tests.

Mock

The mock command will start a mock server for testing Ripple sites without a Tide backend.

nuxt-ripple mock [FIXTURE_PATH] --routes {ROUTE_PATH} --site {SITE_PATH}

[FIXTURE_PATH]: The path to the fixture, i.e. the mocked data

--routes {ROUTE_PATH}: The path to the JSON routes file; example route file: [{ "path": "/", "fixture": "home.json" }].

--site {SITE_PATH}: The relative (to [FIXTURE_PATH]) path to mocked global site data