@agimonai/cms-cli

A command-line tool to set up and manage Agimon CMS projects.

Installation

You can install the Agimon CMS CLI globally to use it across projects:

# Using npm
npm install -g @agimonai/cms-cli

# Using yarn
yarn global add @agimonai/cms-cli

# Using pnpm
pnpm add -g @agimonai/cms-cli

Or use it directly with npx/pnpm dlx/yarn dlx:

npx @agimonai/cms-cli <command>

Commands

Generate Blog Pages

Generate blog pages based on your Agimon CMS configuration:

agimon generate

Options:

• -t, --api-key [string] - Your Agimon domain API key
• -f, --force - Overwrite existing files if matched
• -y, --yes - Auto confirm all prompts

If you don't provide the API key through the command line, you will be prompted to enter it interactively.

Update API Keys

Update API keys for your Agimon configuration:

agimon update api-key

Options:

• -s, --stage [string] - Stage: development or production
• -k, --key [string] - API key
• -y, --yes - Auto confirm all prompts

Framework Support

Currently, @agimonai/cms-cli primarily supports:

• Next.js projects

Support for more frameworks is planned for future releases.

Getting Started

1. Install the CLI:

   npm install -g @agimonai/cms-cli

2. Generate Blog Pages:

   agimon generate

   Follow the interactive prompts to select your framework and provide your API key.

3. Update API Keys (when needed):

   agimon update api-key

   Follow the prompts to select the environment stage and enter your API key.

Requirements

• Node.js 18.x or higher
• An active Agimon CMS account with API keys

Documentation

For more detailed information, refer to our developer documentation:

• Developer Guide
• CLI Setup Guide
• Manual Setup Guide

Common Issues

API Key Not Found

If you receive an error about invalid API keys:

1. Log in to your Agimon dashboard
2. Navigate to Settings > API Keys
3. Copy the appropriate API key for your environment
4. Run agimon update api-key to update your configuration

File Already Exists

When generating pages, you may encounter warnings about files that already exist. Use the --force flag to overwrite existing files:

agimon generate --force

License

MIT

Author

Vuong Ngo @ https://agimon.ai

Keywords

• cms
• blog generator
• nextjs
• content management
• cli tool
• web development
• page generator
• api integration