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@nevuto/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Create and run apps for the Nevuto admin.

Readme

@nevuto/cli

Create and run apps for the Nevuto admin.

Install

npm i -g @nevuto/cli

Or run it without installing: npx @nevuto/cli app init. Requires Node.js 22.13 or later.

Usage

nevuto login                # allow this terminal in the Partner dashboard
nevuto store create         # a free development store to install on
nevuto app init my-app      # a new app from the starter template
cd my-app
nevuto app dev

nevuto app dev:

  1. links the project to an app in the Partner dashboard (pick one, or create one) and writes its client ID and secret to .env,
  2. opens a free Cloudflare quick tunnel (cloudflared, no account needed),
  3. points the app at the tunnel and copies scopes and webhooks from nevuto.app.json (draft and unlisted apps only; a draft becomes unlisted so it can be installed),
  4. picks the store to install on (--store, or your only development store) and starts the app. Your own development stores may install your apps already; any other store is allowed first.

Published apps keep their URLs: develop against a second, unlisted app. Without nevuto login it asks for the handle, client ID and secret and prints the URLs to paste into the dashboard.

| Command | | | --- | --- | | nevuto login / logout / whoami | Partner sign-in (a 30-day token in ~/.config/nevuto/credentials.json) | | nevuto app init [dir] | New project from the template (--name, --no-install) | | nevuto app link | Link to an existing app (--handle) or a new one (--create --name) | | nevuto app dev | --store, --port, --tunnel-url URL, --no-tunnel, --api-host URL | | nevuto app info | What the project is configured to be | | nevuto store list | Your development stores, with admin and storefront password | | nevuto store create | A new development store (--name; up to 5, free, test payments only) |

Links

  • Building apps for Nevuto: https://nevuto.dev
  • Nevuto UI: https://design.nevuto.com

License

MIT