@frontify/frontify-cli
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npm install -g @frontify/frontify-cli
# Or
yarn global add @frontify/frontify-cli
frontify-cli create <app name>
The app name needs to be lowercase, spaces are not allowed but you can use an underscore instead.
Example: my_custom_app
frontify-cli block serve
Params:
| Parameters | Description | Type | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| blockDir | Directory of the block | string | Current dir |
| entry | Path to the entry file | string | src/index.tsx |
| port | Port for the local web server | string | 5600 |
frontify-cli block deploy --instance=<Frontify URL>
The Frontify URL represent your instance URL.
Example: weare.frontify.com or https://weare.frontify.com
frontify-cli login --instance=<Frontify URL>
The Frontify URL represent your instance URL.
Example: weare.frontify.com or https://weare.frontify.com
frontify-cli logout
macOS: ~/Library/Preferences/frontify-cli-nodejs
FAQs
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