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@whatalo/cli

v1.1.10

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Official CLI for Whatalo development — plugins, themes, and more

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Readme

@whatalo/cli

Official CLI for Whatalo plugin development. Build, test, and deploy plugins for the Whatalo marketplace.

Installation

npm install -g @whatalo/cli

Or run commands directly with npx:

npx @whatalo/cli <command>

Quick Start

# 1. Authenticate with your Whatalo developer account
whatalo login

# 2. Scaffold a new plugin project
whatalo init

# 3. Start the local development server
whatalo dev

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | whatalo login | Authenticate with your Whatalo developer account | | whatalo logout | Sign out of the current session | | whatalo whoami | Display current developer info | | whatalo init | Scaffold a new plugin project | | whatalo dev | Start the local development server with hot reload | | whatalo validate | Validate plugin manifest and configuration | | whatalo info | Show project and environment details | | whatalo logs | View webhook delivery logs | | whatalo webhook trigger | Send test webhook events to your local server | | whatalo deploy | Deploy your plugin to the Whatalo marketplace | | whatalo env pull | Pull environment variables from Whatalo | | whatalo env show | Display current environment configuration | | whatalo doctor | Diagnose common setup issues | | whatalo upgrade | Update the CLI to the latest version |

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18
  • A Whatalo developer account

Documentation

Full documentation is available at developers.whatalo.com.

License

MIT