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@quable/quable-cli

v1.0.7

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A CLI tool to build for the Quable PIM platform

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QUABLE CLI

GitHub license

Usage

$ npm install -g @quable/quable-cli
$ quable COMMAND
running command...
$ quable (--version)
@quable/quable-cli/1.0.7 darwin-x64 node-v20.10.0
$ quable --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ quable COMMAND
...

Commands

quable app

Build Quable apps.

USAGE
  $ quable app

DESCRIPTION
  Build Quable apps.

EXAMPLES
  $ quable app dev

See code: src/commands/app/index.ts

quable app create

Generate new quable app based on our starter app.

USAGE
  $ quable app create

DESCRIPTION
  Generate new quable app based on our starter app.

EXAMPLES
  $ quable app create --help

See code: src/commands/app/create.ts

quable app dev

Initialize and configure a Quable app for local development.

USAGE
  $ quable app dev [-i <value>] [--backend-port <value>] [--frontend-port <value>] [--reset] [-s]
    [--skip-database-sync] [--tunnel-url <value>] [--no-tunnel]

FLAGS
  -i, --instance=<value>                Quable PIM Instance name. Must be an existing instance linked on your partner
                                        dashboard.
  -s, --skip-dependencies-installation  Skips the installation of dependencies
  --backend-port=<value>                Specifies the port for the Quable backend application.
  --frontend-port=<value>               Specifies the port for the Quable frontend application. Only applicable for
                                        full-stack applications
  --no-tunnel                           Automatic creation of a tunnel is disabled. Service entry point will listen to
                                        localhost instead
  --reset                               Reset all your settings.
  --skip-database-sync                  Skip database synchronization
  --tunnel-url=<value>                  Use a custom tunnel, it must be running before executing dev.

DESCRIPTION
  Initialize and configure a Quable app for local development.

EXAMPLES
  $ quable app dev --help

See code: src/commands/app/dev.ts

quable app create

Generate new quable app based on our starter app.

USAGE
  $ quable app create

DESCRIPTION
  Generate new quable app based on our starter app.

EXAMPLES
  $ quable app create --help

quable app dev

Initialize and configure a Quable app for local development.

USAGE
  $ quable app dev [-i <value>] [--reset] [-s] [--skip-database-sync] [--tunnel-url <value>] [--no-tunnel]

FLAGS
  -i, --instance=<value>                Quable PIM Instance name. Must be an existing instance linked on your partner
                                        dashboard.
  -s, --skip-dependencies-installation  Skips the installation of dependencies
  --no-tunnel                           Automatic creation of a tunnel is disabled. Service entry point will listen to
                                        localhost instead
  --reset                               Reset all your settings.
  --skip-database-sync                  Skip database synchronization
  --tunnel-url=<value>                  Use a custom tunnel, it must be running before executing dev.

DESCRIPTION
  Initialize and configure a Quable app for local development.

EXAMPLES
  $ quable app dev --help

quable help [COMMANDS]

Display help for quable.

USAGE
  $ quable help [COMMANDS] [-n]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMANDS  Command to show help for.

FLAGS
  -n, --nested-commands  Include all nested commands in the output.

DESCRIPTION
  Display help for quable.