@featurevisor/cli
Advanced tools
CLI package of Featurevisor.
Visit https://featurevisor.com/docs/cli for more information.
$ npm install --save-dev @featurevisor/cli
initInitialize your project.
$ mkdir my-featurevisor-project && cd my-featurevisor-project
$ npx @featurevisor/cli init
$ npm install
If you want to initialize your project with a specific example:
$ npx @featurevisor/cli init --example <name>
Examples found here.
lintCheck if your YAMLs are valid.
$ npx featurevisor lint
buildBuild your datafiles.
$ npx featurevisor build
testTest your generated datafiles using the SDK, against specs written in YAMLs.
$ npx featurevisor test
See test specs in YAMLs here for inspiration.
siteStart a local server to view your project's site.
$ npx featurevisor site export
$ npx featurevisor site serve
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CLI package of Featurevisor
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