A design system creation platform that allows you to create, manage, document, share, and collaborate on design systems.
Quick Start
Note: Frontio CLI requires Node.js 18.17.x+ or later
You can choose the following ways to start the Frontio CLI.
Npx
npx frontio@latest
Global Installation
npm install -g frontio
Usage
Frontio CLI v0.0.17
Usage: frontio [command]
Options:
-v, --version Output the current version
-h, --help Display help for command
Commands:
init [options] Initializes a personal access token
pull [options] Pull the tokens and export them to the local file
switch [options] Switch the workspace or project
disconnect Disconnect the current PAT
Init
Initialize the Frontio CLI with your personal access token.
frontio init
Init Options
-p --personal-access-token [string]
Personal access token to authenticate with Frontio API.
Output:
? Enter your personal access token:
You can find this token by going to your account settings on: https://frontio.ai/dashboard ›
Pull
Pull the tokens and export them to the local file.
frontio pull
Pull Options
-o --output [string]
Set the output file path-w --watch
Keep fetching the tokens and update the local file every 5 seconds (default: false)
Switch
Switch the workspace and project or only the project.
frontio switch
Switch Options
-p --project [boolean]
Only switch project (default: false)
Updating CLI Globally
npm update -g frontio
Use cases
- Pull the tokens from the Frontio API and export them to the local file.
- List available workspaces and projects
Documentation
Soon
We're excited to see the community adopt frontio CLI, raise issues, and provide feedback.
Whether it's a feature request, bug report, or a project to showcase, please get involved!
License
MIT