What is @sanity/cli?
@sanity/cli is a command-line interface tool for managing Sanity.io projects. It allows developers to perform various tasks such as creating new projects, deploying them, managing datasets, and more.
What are @sanity/cli's main functionalities?
Create a new Sanity project
This command initializes a new Sanity project. It guides you through the setup process, including selecting a project template and configuring your project settings.
sanity init
Deploy a Sanity project
This command deploys your Sanity project to the Sanity.io hosting service. It ensures that your project is live and accessible.
sanity deploy
Manage datasets
This command creates a new dataset within your Sanity project. Datasets are used to organize and manage different sets of content.
sanity dataset create <dataset-name>
Import data
This command imports data from a specified file into a specified dataset. It is useful for migrating data or setting up initial content.
sanity dataset import <file> <dataset-name>
Export data
This command exports data from a specified dataset to a specified file. It is useful for creating backups or migrating data.
sanity dataset export <dataset-name> <file>
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