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atvise-scm-cli

v0.3.0

Published

atvise-scm command line interface

Downloads

3

Readme

atise-scm-cli

atvise-scm command line interface

Installation

As this module is not yet published it requires manual building and linking. Therefore run

npm install # Install dependencies
npm run build # Build binaries
npm install -g . # Actual install

You may have to run the last command as an administrator

After that the atvise-scm command is available from anywhere.

Usage

Create a new atvise-scm project

Running atvise-scm init will prompt for project name, description etc. and create a new ativse-scm project inside the current working directory.

Running tasks

You can also run Gulp tasks directly from the command line by typing atvise-scm [task] inside a atvise-project directory.

Available tasks

Some important tasks to run are:

  • atvise-scm pull - Pull all nodes from the atvise server

To get a list of all tasks available, run atvise-scm --tasks