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@lightningjs/cli
Advanced tools
Install the Lightning-CLI globally on your system
npm install -g @lightningjs/cli
Usage:
lng <command> [options]
Display an overview of all available commands
lng
Create a new Lightning App from scratch
lng create
Build a standalone Lightning App
lng build
Run this command in the root of the Lightning App you want to build
Serve a built Lightning App in a webbrowser
lng serve
Run this command in the root of the Lightning App you want to serve
Watch the src
folder for changes and rebuild the Lightning App upon every change
lng watch
Run this command in the root of the Lightning App you want to watch
Spins up a local server to serve a Lightning App and watches for changes
lng dev
Run this command in the root of the Lightning App you want to serve and watch
Open the Lightning SDK documentation of the App you're developing
lng docs
Run this command in the root of the Lightning App for which you want to see the documentation
Create a release package of a Lightning App
lng release
Run this command in the root of the Lightning App you want to release
Upload a release package of a Lightning App to the Metrological Back Office
lng upload
Run this command in the root of the Lightning App you want to upload
If you want to contribute to the Lightning-CLI, please consider the following:
dev
-branch)dev
-branchFAQs
Lightning-CLI: Command Line Interface tool for a seamless Lightning App Development flow
The npm package @lightningjs/cli receives a total of 871 weekly downloads. As such, @lightningjs/cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @lightningjs/cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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