@embrace-io/web-cli
Advanced tools
This tool is intended to help with build-time tasks for the Embrace Web SDK.
npm:
npm install --save-dev @embrace-io/web-cli
yarn:
yarn add -D @embrace-io/web-cli
To upload sourcemaps to Embrace as part of your build process you will require the following:
Symbol Upload API token (found in your Embrace dashbboard in
Settings->API)Note that uploading multiple JS bundles and sourcemaps is not currently supported.
npx embrace-web-cli upload -a "YOUR_EMBRACE_APP_ID" -t "YOUR_EMBRACE_UPLOAD_API_TOKEN" -b "BUNDLE_PATH" -m "SOURCE_MAP_PATH"
The same upload sub-command as above can be used to inject your app's version into your bundle if the value is only
known at build time. (If the version is known prior to build time you can provide it when initializing the SDK as
described in Keeping your app version up-to-date. Execute
the same command as above while also providing your app's version:
npx embrace-web-cli upload -a "YOUR_EMBRACE_APP_ID" -t "YOUR_EMBRACE_UPLOAD_API_TOKEN" -b "BUNDLE_PATH" -m "SOURCE_MAP_PATH" --app-version "APP_VERSION"
FAQs
Embrace Web CLI for uploading sourcemaps and versioning bundles
The npm package @embrace-io/web-cli receives a total of 586 weekly downloads. As such, @embrace-io/web-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @embrace-io/web-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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