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linkzip-cli

v0.1.5

Published

3 years ago

linkzip cli interface

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LinkZip Deployment CLI Tool

LinkZip CLI is a powerful tool designed to streamline the deployment process of static content packaged within a zip archive to LinkZip services. With its intuitive interface, developers can effortlessly package and deploy their web assets, ensuring rapid and efficient delivery to LinkZip's hosting platform. Simplify your deployment workflow and accelerate your development cycle with linkzip-cli.

Installation

To use LinkZip, ensure you have Node.js and npm installed on your system. Then, you can install linkzip-cli globally using npm:

npm install -g linkzip-cli

Commands

Below are the commands to start using LinkZip in your project:

1. `configure`

linkzip configure

This will prompt you to enter your API keys and create a configuration file specific to the current system user.

configure

2. `init`

linkzip init

Initialize the project and specify the project ID (copy from linkzip dashboard) and local folder with static files to deploy.

init

3. `deploy`

linkzip deploy

Prepare and deploy the zip archive to linkzip.

deploy

Options

For more detailed instructions and assistance, refer to the documentation or run the tool with the --help option.

--help: Show help
--version: Show version number

Note

Ensure to provide the necessary arguments when using the commands.