@forestryio/cli
Advanced tools
The CLI can be used to setup your local site with Forestry.io configuration.
The CLI can be used to setup your local site with Forestry.io configuration.
Npm:
npm install -g @forestryio/cli
Yarn:
yarn global add @forestryio/cli
Arguments wrapped in [] in the command name are optional. If not provided, the user will be prompted for their values.
E.g:
You can get help on any command with -h or --help.
e.g: forestry sites --help
This will describe how to use all the commands in the sites context
To run this project locally in another directory, you can create a symlink by running
npm link
Then Forestry can be run in another directory by running:
forestry <commands>
To run the command locally in this project directory, you can run:
./bin/forestry <commands>
To access some third party services, you will need to add a .env file. Use the .env.example to fill in the example keys.
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