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@examplary/cli

v1.3.0

Published

A bundler for Examplary question types.

Readme

Examplary CLI

This package provides a command-line tool to develop and upload custom question types for the Examplary platform.

Read more in the 📘 Developer Documentation.

Usage

You can locally develop your custom question types using the Examplary CLI, by running the following command in your project directory:

npx @examplary/cli preview

To upload your custom question type, run the following command in a directory that contains a question-type.json file:

npx @examplary/cli upload

You'll be required to pass a --key argument with your API key, which you can obtain from your Examplary account settings. You can also set the EXAMPLARY_API_KEY environment variable to avoid passing the key every time.