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cyber-elx

v1.1.5

Published

CyberOcean CLI tool to upload/download ELX custom pages

Downloads

1,357

Readme

cyber-elx

CyberOcean CLI tool to upload/download ELX custom pages (Liquid templates). For detailed AI development documentation, see DEV_DOC.md.

Install

sudo npm install -g cyber-elx

Update

sudo npm update -g cyber-elx

Usage

Initialize a new project

cd /path/to/your/project
cyber-elx init

This will:

  1. Prompt for your website URL and authentication token
  2. Create cyber-elx.jsonc config file
  3. Download all pages from the server

Download pages

cyber-elx download

Downloads pages from the server. If local files have been modified, you'll be prompted before overwriting.

Options:

  • -f, --force - Force download without confirmation prompts

Upload pages

cyber-elx upload

Uploads local pages to the server. If server pages have been modified since last download, you'll be prompted before overwriting.

Options:

  • -f, --force - Force upload without confirmation prompts

Folder Structure

your-project/
├── cyber-elx.jsonc     # Config file (url + token)
├── .cache              # Timestamps cache (auto-generated)
├── layouts/            # Custom layouts (*.liquid)
├── sections/           # Custom sections (*.liquid)
├── templates/          # Custom templates (*.liquid)
└── defaults/           # Read-only default templates
    ├── sections/
    └── templates/

Config File

The cyber-elx.jsonc file contains your website URL and authentication token:

{
  // ELX Custom Pages Configuration
  "url": "https://my-website.net",
  "token": "your-auth-token"
}

Default Templates

The defaults/ folder contains read-only copies of the default templates. Use these as reference when creating your custom pages. If a custom page is empty, the default will be used automatically by the server.

Available Page Keys

Templates

  • home_page - Home page
  • courses_page - Courses listing
  • course_page - Single course
  • about_page - About page
  • category_page - Category page
  • blogs_page - Blogs listing
  • blog_page - Single blog
  • contact_page - Contact page

Sections

Additional sections may be available depending on your server configuration.