@greenpress/cli v0.9.18

CLI

A command-line interface to help you create and manage your Greenpress application / website.

Installation

npm install -g @greenpress/cli

Commands

• help: provides information about all the supported commands usage: greenpress h, greenpress --help

• version: provides information about installed cli's version usage: greenpress -V, greenpress --version

• start: starts app usage: greenpress start [mode -l, --local= \<services>-d, --debug] options:

  • mode: choose developer (input: dev) or user (no input required) application mode
    • local: if in dev mode and would like to run one of the key services (auth, secretes, assets, content, admin, front) from your local dev folder (my-app/dev), use the local option. E.g.:

        > greenpress start dev -l assets,front

      greenpress start dev --local=assets,front

  • exclude: choose which services not to start. In production, the default will be to exclude the db service. E.g:

    > greenpress start -x none

  • debug: keeps the start process alive and display live application logs

• stop: shuts down app usage: greenpress stop

• upgrade: compares local dependencies version with latest Greenpress version, allow user to upgrade local dependencies on will usage: greenpress upgrade

• create: create a new app using greenpress usage: greenpress create name altFront options:

  • name: choose app name
  • type: choose developer (input: pm2) or user (no input required) packages
  • altFront: choose alternative app frontend source (input: alternative frontend source's url)
  • mode: choose developer (input: dev) or user (no input required) mode

• populate: create initial content and admin user for your app usage: greenpress populate

• missing: checks if dependencies are install. If not, provides an installation link for them, else, displays their version number. usage: greenpress missing

• service: handles actions for easier development of services usage: greenpress service action supported services: auth, admin, assets, secrets, content, front supported actions:

  • create: creates a dev folder (if doesn't exist) and clones the requested services into it options:
    • -b/--branch <branch_name>: clones the services immeditaly to the requested branch (if multiple services are requested, all must have the same branch name)