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@slflows/cli

v0.8.0

Published

## Installation

Readme

CLI

Installation

npm install -g @slflows/cli

Available commands

slfcli app create

Creates a new application after providing details like name, description, etc.

slfcli version create

Flags

  • -e/--entrypoint: Entrypoint for the app schema.
  • -u/--uiEntrypoint (optional): Entrypoint for the UI code.
  • --appId (optional): ID of the application to create the version for. If not provided, a list of applications will be displayed.
  • --version (optional): Version of the application to create the version for. If not provided, the next version will be calculated based on the latest version after picking which SemVer bump to use.
  • --debug (optional): Enable debug mode which prints source code to logs.

Example usage

slfcli version create -e main.ts -u ui.tsx

slfcli version update

Flags

  • -e/--entrypoint: Entrypoint for the app schema.
  • -u/--uiEntrypoint (optional): Entrypoint for the UI code.
  • --id (optional): ID of the app version to update. If not provided, a list of apps will be displayed and after picking an app, a list of versions will be displayed.
  • --watch (optional): Watch for changes in the source code and automatically update the version. Works for both app and UI code.

Example usage

slfcli version update -e main.ts -u ui.tsx --watch