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@useprint/cli

v0.1.3

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A live preview of your documents right in your browser.

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@useprint/cli

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Preview, export, and build Useprint documents from the command line.

Install

npm install -D @useprint/cli

Getting started

The CLI expects a documents/ directory by default.

documents/
  invoice.tsx
  static/

Start the local preview app:

npx useprint dev

Commands

useprint dev

Starts the local preview app and watches your documents.

npx useprint dev

useprint export

Renders your document components to HTML files in out/.

npx useprint export

useprint build

Copies the preview app into .useprint and runs a production build.

npx useprint build

useprint start

Starts the built preview app from .useprint.

npx useprint start

Notes

  • Use --dir to point the CLI at a different documents folder.
  • Use --port with dev to change the preview port.
  • Use --outDir and --pretty with export to control HTML output.

See also

  • @useprint/components for authoring documents in React
  • @useprint/render for the underlying React-to-HTML step