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@app-connect/cli

v0.1.4

Published

CLI for RingCentral App Connect

Readme

RingCentral App Connect CLI

A command-line interface for creating new RingCentral App Connect projects from templates.

Installation

Using npx (Recommended)

No installation required! Use npx to run the CLI directly:

npx @app-connect/cli init [project-name]

Global Installation

Alternatively, you can install it globally:

npm install -g @app-connect/cli

Then use it as:

appconnect init [project-name]

Usage

Initialize a New Project

With npx (recommended):

npx @app-connect/cli init [project-name]

With global installation:

appconnect init [project-name]

Options:

  • project-name - Name of the project directory (optional, defaults to my-app-connect-project)
  • --force, -f - Force overwrite if directory exists
  • --template, -t - Template to use (currently only supports default)
  • --no-install - Skip installing dependencies (installs by default)
  • --no-env - Skip copying .env.test to .env (copies by default if present)
  • --start, -s - Automatically run the dev server after init

Examples:

# Create a new project with default name
npx @app-connect/cli init

# Create a new project with custom name
npx @app-connect/cli init my-crm-connector

# Force overwrite existing directory
npx @app-connect/cli init my-crm-connector --force

# Auto-install deps and copy env (default behavior)
npx @app-connect/cli init my-crm-connector

# Do everything and start the dev server
npx @app-connect/cli init my-crm-connector -s

Upgrade @app-connect/core in an existing project

Run inside your project directory:

With npx (recommended):

npx @app-connect/cli upgrade

With global installation:

appconnect upgrade

Options:

  • --dev, -D - Install as a devDependency

This will detect your package manager (npm, pnpm, yarn, bun) and upgrade @app-connect/core to the latest version.

Start the development server

Run inside your project directory:

With npx (recommended):

npx @app-connect/cli start [port]

With global installation:

appconnect start [port]

port is optional. If provided, it sets the PORT env var before running the project's dev script.

What the CLI Does

  1. Downloads Template: Downloads the latest template from the RingCentral App Connect repository
  2. Creates Project Structure: Sets up a new project directory with all necessary files
  3. Updates Configuration: Modifies package.json with your project name
  4. Provides Next Steps: Shows you what to do next to get started

After Initialization

Once your project is created, follow these steps:

cd your-project-name
npm install
cp .env.test .env  # Configure your environment
npm run dev        # Start development server

Support

For support and questions: