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epicshop

v6.47.12

Published

The `epicshop` CLI installs, runs, and updates Epic Workshop repositories on your machine.

Readme

epicshop

The epicshop CLI installs, runs, and updates Epic Workshop repositories on your machine.

It’s the recommended entry point for learners.

Install

npm install -g epicshop

Or run without installing:

npx epicshop init

Usage

First-time setup

epicshop init

Start a workshop

Inside a workshop directory:

epicshop start

Or start a specific workshop you’ve added:

epicshop start <workshop>

Helpful commands

  • epicshop add <repo-name>: clone a workshop from the epicweb-dev GitHub org
  • epicshop list: list your workshops
  • epicshop open: open a workshop in your editor
  • epicshop update: pull the latest workshop changes
  • epicshop warm: warm caches for faster workshop startup

Environment variables

  • EPICSHOP_APP_LOCATION: path to the @epic-web/workshop-app directory
  • EPICSHOP_EDITOR: preferred editor for epicshop open
  • NODE_DEBUG: debug logging (see repo docs)

Programmatic usage

This package also exports ESM entrypoints:

import { start } from 'epicshop/start'
import { update } from 'epicshop/update'
import { warm } from 'epicshop/warm'

Documentation

  • CLI docs: https://github.com/epicweb-dev/epicshop/tree/main/docs/cli.md
  • Debug logging: https://github.com/epicweb-dev/epicshop/tree/main/docs/debug-logging.md

License

GPL-3.0-only.