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dfak-cli

v0.2.5

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Digital First Aid Kit CLI

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Digital First Aid Kit Content as Code CLI tool

Command line tool to manage content workflows for the Apprentice project. It uses the content as code framework.

Features

This tool currently enables users to:

  • Deploy and navigate a local version of the DFAK content.
  • Customise DFAK content locally and preview changes.
  • Contribute back your changes

Install

Prerequisites

  • Install nvm

    • touch ~/.bash_profile
    • curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.33.11/install.sh | bash
    • Open a new Terminal window and check if nvm is installed correctly:
      • command -v nvm
      • This should display nvm if not please check the nvm documentation https://github.com/creationix/nvm#install-script

  • Install node v8.11.4 with nvm

    • nvm install v8.11.4
    • nvm alias default v8.11.4
    • Check your version of node with: node --version

  • Install npm v6.4.1

    • npm i -g npm
    • Check your npm version : npm --version

  • Install docsmith v0.8.2:

    • npm i -g docsmith@beta

  • Install pandoc 1.19

    • OSX
      • Install brew following this instructions https://brew.sh/
      • brew install pandoc
    • Linux
      • apt-get install pandoc

DFAK Command Line Interface Tool (CLI)

You can now install the CLI with:

npm i -g dfak-cli

Initialise workspace

mkdir workspace
cd workspace
dfak init
# Type enter to accept the proposed default
# Type yes to confirm

Usage

dfak start

This will start the preview server and watch your local files for changes. You can open your browser at http://localhost:8081 to browse the preview.

Working on a fork

Currently, in order to work on a fork, the following manual steps need to be followed:

cd ~/.content/packages
rm -rf dfak
git clone YOURFORK_URL/dfak.git
cd dfak
npm i

After this, running dfak start in your workspace should now build your fork.

Editor

The recommended text editor is Atom https://atom.io together with the following packages:

Links

  • Related repositories
    • dfak content package https://github.com/iilab/DFAK
    • Content as code https://github.com/iilab/contentascode
    • CLI Framework https://github.com/docsmith/docsmith