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@oraclecc/dcu
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This npm package provides scripts for aiding development and deployment of storefront assets onto Oracle Commerce Cloud Admin servers.
Install the module:
yarn add -D @oraclecc/dcu
Now you can use DCU in your CI/CD pipelines.
yarn dcu -v
Operations, grouped by general function, are split across four tools:
DCU - Downloading (grabbing) and Uploading (putting) assets between a local folder on your development machine and a remote OCC Admin Node. Transfer of assets from a source node to a different destination node is supported, provided both nodes are running identical OCC versions.
CCW - Creating new item types (Widgets, Stacks, Elements) which can be deployed as extensions to a remote OCC Admin Node.
PLSU - Transferring page layouts from one remote OCC Admin Node to a different destination node.
CCPROXY - Testing Storefront content changes prior to upload by using a local Storefront-aware proxy layer to substitute server content with locally modified files.
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Development tools for Oracle Commerce Cloud.
We found that @oraclecc/dcu demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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