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@coserv/cli

v0.2.5

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Command line tools for the coServ web server

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coServcli

Readme

@coserv/cli

A command line tool for coServ v1.0. You can use it to create (initialize) web applications and start/stop a coServ server instance. It can help you to save quite a few key strokes. Please note that this command line tool does NOT work with coServ pre-release versions (version < 1.0).

Prerequisites

Both the CLI and generated project have dependencies that require Node 8.9.0 or higher.

Install

npm install -g @coserv/cli

Usage

To create a new web app:

cd your_working_directory
xs create app_name

To start coServ using CLI: stay in your working directory and use the following commands

# start the service
xs service

# stop the service
xs service stop

# restart the service
xs service restart

CLI will start a coServ service at port 4040.

You can simply type xs to see help messages.