@lowcodecms/cli v0.0.11

LowCode CMS CLI (Beta)

This is the Soluneo LowCode CMS CommandLine Tool to help with local development and to manage your Server in the Cloud.

LowCode CMS is not Generally Available yet. This is a Technology Preview for Early Adapters. Interested to learn more? Visit us on www.lowcodecms.com or register directly on https://my.lowcodecms.com

Getting Started

LowCode CMS CLi requires a local Docker installation (see https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/).

You need to register at https://my.lowcodecms.com in order to be able to login and download the development build. Until GA, once you are registered, you have to click the claim developer access button to request access to the developer preview program.

Installation

npm install @lowcodecms/cli -g 

or with Yarn

yarn global add @lowcodecms/cli

Login

To be able to get updates and install LowCode CMS Developer build on your machine, you need to perform once a login on your computer.

sol login

This will open your Browser to authenticate to my.lowcodecms.com. You can follow the instructions in the Browser window.

Local Development

Each LowCode CMS installation has to be in it's own folder, since the CLI will create a hidden subdirectory .lowcodecms in the directory you perform the setup command.

Before you can setup your local development instance, you have to perform one time the sol login command. This is authenticating you globally in your system:

• sol setup
  • in directory you want to setup the dev server. If the choosen directory will hold the Application code, don't forget to add .lowcodecms to your .gitignore file
• sol start
  • In the installation directory

It might take a while the first time because the CLI is downloading all microservice images. To see detailed progress you can open another terminal window and check status with sol logs -f.

Right now the local LowCode CMS instance is starting on port 80 - this will be configurable in future.

After succesful installation the CLI will open your Browser at http://localhost/console/

Command Line Overview

• sol setup
  • in directory you want to install the dev server (should be another directory then application code)
• sol start
  • in installation directory to start the LowCode CMS
• sol stop
  • in installation directory to stop running instance
• sol update
  • In installation directory. This is updating the local development to latest LowCode CMS development version
• sol logs
  • in installation directory. display last 100 logs
• sol --help

Note: It is save to perform sol update in existing installation directories. instance data will not be overwritten.

Usage

In directory with application code (first download some app from your instance or try https://github.com/solutas/solutas.ch as an example) run following command to start the watch mode:

sol install -w

or

sol install

if you just want to install the application without update on local file changes.

Notes

If you don't have access to this repository yet get in touch with your point of contact.

Once installed trigger Site > Build in Console to update the build to include the new Apps.