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enigen-occ-commerce-cli

v1.2.0

Published

A simple CLI to help with your daily OCC development.

Readme

Enigen Oracle Commerce Cloud CLI

A simple CLI to help with your daily OCC development.

Installation

npm install -g enigen-occ-commerce-cli

Getting Started

After installing the CLI you need to start your project using enigen --start

mkdir MyProject
cd MyProject
enigen --start
? Select an environment: DEV
? Admin URL: <Admin URL> (Required)
? Storefront Url: <Storefront Url>(Required)
? AppKey: <KEY>(Required)
? Git Repo:<repo url for project>(Optional)
Your project is ready!


--This will install and create all necessary stuff.
--Folder structure
DesignCodeUtility
src
.env

if you have a Git repo for project, git will initialize in your project and pull the develop branch after grab.

Your folder structure should be

After this, you can use everything on this CLI.

Note: You only need to do this once, after that if you need to update, change or configure an environment, please use the Environment Manager (enigen --env <operation>).

Options

The following table describes the options you can use with enigen.

| Option | Description | | :---------------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | -h, --help | Provides usage information for the CLI | | -V, --version | Provides the CLI's version | | -s, --start | Starts the project setup | | -l, --local | Starts local proxy server | | -co, --compile <type> | Compile the local less files , type is site name of your project' | | -d, --dev | Starts Watcher + Browsersync. | | -c, --create <type> | Creates widget or element. Options: widget, element. | | -r, --refresh <path> | Refreshes content from the Commerce instance within the specified directory. | | -p, --putAll <path> | Sends everything from the specified directory. | | -e, --env <operation> | Starts the Environment Manager. Options: current, config, change. | | -t, --transfer <path> | Transfers things between current and selected environment. | | -x, --sse <operation> | Starts the Server-side Extension Manager. Options: download, upload, transfer. | | -g, --grab <path> | Starts grabbing everything from current environment. |