@cogita/cli
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Command line interface for creating and managing Cogita blogs.
@cogita/cli provides a simple yet powerful set of commands to create, develop, and build Cogita blog projects. Get started in seconds with built-in templates and development tools.
# Using pnpm
pnpm add -g @cogita/cli
# Using npm
npm install -g @cogita/cli
# Using yarn
yarn global add @cogita/cli
npx @cogita/cli --help
# Interactive creation
cogita create
# Create with name
cogita create my-blog
# Create with template
cogita create my-blog --template minimal
# Start development server
cogita dev
# Custom port and host
cogita dev --port 8080 --host 0.0.0.0
# Build for production
cogita build
# Build to custom directory
cogita build --outDir dist
# Preview build result
cogita preview
cogita create [name]Create a new Cogita blog project.
Options:
-t, --template <name> - Template to use (default: "basic")-p, --package-manager <pm> - Package manager (npm|yarn|pnpm)--no-git - Skip Git initialization--no-install - Skip dependency installation-f, --force - Overwrite existing directoryTemplates:
basic - Full-featured blog template (default)minimal - Minimal setup with essential featurestech - Developer-focused template with code highlightingpersonal - Personal blog template with social integrationcogita devStart development server with hot reload.
Options:
-p, --port <port> - Port number (default: 3000)-h, --host <host> - Host address (default: "localhost")--open - Open browser automatically (default: true)--debug - Enable debug modecogita buildBuild static site for production.
Options:
-o, --outDir <dir> - Output directory (default: "dist")--base <base> - Base path for deployment--clean - Clean output directory before build--analyze - Analyze build outputcogita previewPreview the built site locally.
Options:
-p, --port <port> - Port number (default: 4173)--open - Open browser automatically# Create and start developing
cogita create my-blog
cd my-blog
cogita dev
# Build with correct base path
cogita build --base /my-blog/
# The built files are ready for GitHub Pages
# Use different port and enable debug
cogita dev --port 8080 --debug
# Build and analyze output
cogita build --analyze
Full-featured blog with:
Lightweight setup with:
Developer-oriented with:
Personal branding focus:
Create .cogitarc.json in your project:
{
"defaultTemplate": "tech",
"packageManager": "pnpm",
"devServer": {
"port": 3000,
"open": true
}
}
export COGITA_PACKAGE_MANAGER=pnpm
export COGITA_DEFAULT_TEMPLATE=minimal
export COGITA_DEBUG=true
# Use different port
cogita dev --port 3001
# Auto-select available port
cogita dev --port auto
# Clean build
cogita build --clean
# Debug build
cogita build --debug
# Force recreate
cogita create my-blog --force
# Skip automatic installation
cogita create my-blog --no-install
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Command line interface for creating and managing Cogita blogs.
We found that @cogita/cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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