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@kintone/customize-uploader
Advanced tools
A kintone customize uploader
% npm install @kintone/customize-uploader
% ./node_modules/.bin/kintone-customize-uploader init
? Input your app id: {appId}
? Select the scope of customization: "ALL" | "ADMIN" | "NONE"
dest/customize-manifest.json file has been created
% ./node_modules/.bin/kintone-customize-uploader import dest/customize-manifest.json
? Input your kintone's base URL (https://example.cybozu.com): {kintoneBaseUrl}
? Input your username: {userLoginName}
? Input your password: [input is hidden] {yourPassword}
Generate customize-manifest.json from kintone app customize
Download Uploaded files on kintone app customize
Finish importing from kintone app customize
% ./node_modules/.bin/kintone-customize-uploader dest/customize-manifest.json
or
% npm install -g @kintone/customize-uploader
% kintone-customize-uploader init
? Input your app id: {appId}
? Select the scope of customization: "ALL" | "ADMIN" | "NONE"
dest/customize-manifest.json file has been created
% kintone-customize-uploader import dest/customize-manifest.json
? Input your kintone's base URL (https://example.cybozu.com): {kintoneBaseUrl}
? Input your username: {userLoginName}
? Input your password: [input is hidden] {yourPassword}
Generate customize-manifest.json from kintone app customize
Download Uploaded files on kintone app customize
Finish importing from kintone app customize
% kintone-customize-uploader dest/customize-manifest.json
If you want to upload the customize files automatically when a file is updated, you can use --watch
option.
% kintone-customize-uploader --watch dest/customize-manifest.json
Usage
$ kintone-customize-uploader <manifestFile>
Options
--base-url Base-url of your kintone
--username Login username
--password User's password
--oauth-token OAuth access token (If you set a set of --username and --password, this value is not necessary.)
--basic-auth-username Basic Authentication username
--basic-auth-password Basic Authentication password
--proxy Proxy server
--watch Watch the changes of customize files and re-run
--dest-dir -d option for subcommands
this option stands for output directory
default value is dest/
--lang Using language (en or ja)
--guest-space-id Guest space ID for uploading files
SubCommands
init generate customize-manifest.json
import download js/css files and update customize-manifest.json
You can set the values through environment variables
base-url: KINTONE_BASE_URL
username: KINTONE_USERNAME
password: KINTONE_PASSWORD
oauth-token: KINTONE_OAUTH_TOKEN (If you set a set of username and password, this value is not necessary.)
basic-auth-username: KINTONE_BASIC_AUTH_USERNAME
basic-auth-password: KINTONE_BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD
proxy: HTTPS_PROXY or HTTP_PROXY
If you omit the options, you can input the options interactively.
% kintone-customize-uploader dest/customize-manifest.json
? Input your kintone's base URL: https://example.cybozu.com
? Input your username: sato
? Input your password: [hidden]
If you use OAuth access token, you need to grant scopes corresponding to the command.
k:app_settings:read
, k:app_settings:write
and k:file:write
import
of subcommand:
k:app_settings:read
and k:file:read
For the details; Please see How to add OAuth clients
This is an example of customize-manifest.json
.
{
"app": "1",
"scope": "ALL",
"desktop": {
"js": [
"https://js.cybozu.com/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js",
"sample/customize.js"
],
"css": ["sample/51-modern-default.css"]
},
"mobile": {
"js": ["https://js.cybozu.com/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"]
}
}
app
: The app id where to upload customize files to ("APP_ID"
)scope
: The scope to apply your customization ("ALL"
|| "ADMIN"
|| "NONE"
)desktop
: The customize files applied in PC view ("js": []
|| "css": []
)mobile
: The customize files applied in mobile view ("js": []
)To upload files, run kintone-customize-uploader <manifestFile>
.
% kintone-customize-uploader dest/customize-manifest.json
? Input your kintone's base URL: https://example.cybozu.com
? Input your username: sato
? Input your password: [hidden]
sample/customize.js has been uploaded!
sample/51-modern-default.css has been uploaded!
JavaScript/CSS files have been uploaded!
Customize setting has been updated!
Wait for deploying completed...
Wait for deploying completed...
Wait for deploying completed...
Setting has been deployed!
In this example, JavaScript and CSS Customization is set as below.
MIT License
FAQs
A kintone customize uploader
The npm package @kintone/customize-uploader receives a total of 351 weekly downloads. As such, @kintone/customize-uploader popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @kintone/customize-uploader demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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