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alokai-cli-storefront

v0.0.10

Published

Alokai CLI for Alokai Storefront

Readme

Alokai CLI Starter Project

This is a starter project for creating a new CLI command using the Alokai CLI framework.

Getting Started

To get started, you can clone this repository and then install the dependencies.

git clone
cd alokai-cli-starter
pnpm install

Creating a New Command

To create a new command, you can create a new file inside the src/commands directory. The file should export a constant that is an instance of the Command.

import { Command } from "commander";

export const command = new Command()
  .name("Alokai CLI New Command Template")
  .description("Alokai CLI New Command Template is a template for creating new commands for the Alokai CLI")
  .version("0.0.1", "-v, --version", "display the version number")
  .action(() => {
    console.log("Hello, world!");
  })

Building the Project

To build the project, you can run the following command:

pnpm build

Running the Project

To run the project, you can run the following command:

pnpm start

In development mode, you can run the following command:

pnpm start:dev

Testing the Project

To test the project, you need to link it with the vue-storefront/packages/alokai-cli package. For this, I'm using yalc - a local NPM registry for your Yarn and pnpm projects.

First, you need to install yalc globally:

pnpm add -g yalc

Then, you need to publish the package to the local registry:

pnpm build
yalc publish # this will publish alokai-[your-package-name] to the local registry

After that, you can link the package to the vue-storefront/packages/alokai-cli package:

cd vue-storefront/packages/alokai-cli
yalc add alokai-[your-package-name]

Finally, you can run the command:

  # in the vue-storefront/packages/alokai-cli directory

  ./dist/index.js [your-command-name]