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@sitecore-search/cli
Advanced tools
Command line tool for the Sitecore Discover React SDK.
npm install --save-dev @sitecore-search/cli
To run the cli execute the following command on a terminal:
npx sc-search
followed by any of the available options or actions.
E.g.: npx sc-search --version
Option | Description |
---|---|
--version | Shows version number |
-h , --h | Shows help |
Command | Description | Aliases | Options |
---|---|---|---|
new-widget | Generates files to create a new widget | nw | --verbose (-v) : Run with verbose logging--overwrite (-w) : Overwrite the destination --suffix (-s) : Template file suffix --template (-t) : The template id --name (-n) : The template component name--default-name (-d) : Use the default template component name --output (-o) : The path where you want your template --language (-l) : The template language --styling (-st) : The template styling |
E.g.: npx sc-search new-widget -v -n MyWidget -o widget/path -w
will create a new Widget named MyWidget
in the widget/path
and if the Widget already exist will overwrite it.
If any of the parameters are omitted, the cli will prompt some questions to complete the missing information.
The cli will try to read a file named .sc-search-settings.json
to get some settings. That file should be present in the same folder as the command has been called.
Here is an example about that file should look like:
{
"components-path": "src-test/components"
}
The destination of the generated widgets can be set there.
FAQs
Sitecore Search SDK cli
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