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@intuiface/cli

v2.0.2

Published

Intuiface CLI helps you build interface assets for Intuiface

Readme

intuiface-cli

Intuiface CLI is a command line tool that helps you build interface assets for Intuiface.
This CLI will generate Intuiface Descriptor (*.ifd) file and build the Interface Asset (IA) to be able to add it in an Intuiface Experience.

Usage:

Command to build an Interface Asset:

npx intuiface-cli build -n IA_File_Name

| Option | Description | |--------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | -n, --name <name> | Name of the interface asset's main file in the src/* folder (without extension). | | -i, --icon [icon] | Path to the icon of the IA displayed in Composer Interface Asset panel. | | -d, --debug | Build in debug mode. | | -h, --help | Display help for the command. |

To see more usage information, use the help command:

npx intuiface-cli help
npx intuiface-cli help <command>

Adding an icon

If you want to add an icon to your IA, add an image in your project and reference its path in the package.json file editing the build script.

"build": "npx intuiface-cli build -n IA_File_Name -i MyIcon.png

or

"build": "npx intuiface-cli build -n IA_File_Name -i ./icons/MyIcon.png

then run command

npm run build

Build for debug

You can run the command

npm run build:debug

directly in your project. This command will not minimize the output file in order to be easier for debug. Then in the Composer Play Mode, you can use key combination Ctrl+Shift+I to debug.

Migration to v2

For existing project created before the v2 of the intuiface-cdk, you can migrate your project. First, update @intuiface/core to use the latest version:

npm install @intuiface/core@latest

Then checks that your project still build or fix the breaking changes.

Now, you can migrate your project to use the new intuiface-cli. Install it with the command:

npm install @intuiface/cli

then use the migrate command to automatically upgrade your project to be compatible with CLI:

npx intuiface-cli migrate