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@bantohq/cli

v0.2.0

Published

The `banto` command-line tool for building and publishing [banto.tv](https://banto.tv) party games written in the Banto DSL.

Downloads

67

Readme

@bantohq/cli

The banto command-line tool for building and publishing banto.tv party games written in the Banto DSL.

npm install -g @bantohq/cli

Quick start

banto init my-game     # scaffold a new project
cd my-game
banto build            # compile to game.json
banto auth             # log in to banto.tv
banto publish          # publish (or update) your game on banto.tv

Once published, your game is playable at banto.tv — host a room and share the code.

Commands

  • banto init <dir> — scaffold a new project from a template
  • banto build — compile the current project to game.json
  • banto fmt [path] — format .banto files in place (-c/--check to verify)
  • banto auth — log in to banto.tv
  • banto publish — publish or update the current project on banto.tv
  • banto update — automatically update the @bantohq/cli package (-c, --check to verify)
  • banto sandbox — automatically open up the banto.tv sandbox in your browser (-t, --template <0-3> to specify)
  • banto assets — manage the project's custom image/audio assets:
    • assets push [dir] — upload new/changed files from ./assets
    • assets ls — list your assets and their moderation state
    • assets rm <name|id> — delete an owned asset
    • assets catalog — open the public asset catalog in your browser

Run banto <command> --help for the full options of any command.

Configuration

Credentials are stored per-user at ~/.config/banto/ (Linux/macOS) or %APPDATA%\banto\ (Windows). banto auth writes them; banto publish and banto assets read them.

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