@substrate/playground-cli
Advanced tools
A simple CLI allowing to locally start a playground template. Docker must be available on the local machine.
npm install -g @substrate/playground-cli
substrate-playground
# or
npx @substrate/playground-cli
By default a headless docker image is started and can be manipulated via the current terminal.
A web based IDE will be launched if the --web option is provided.
The template selection can be bypassed using the --template option.
Finally the environment used to fetch the template list can be set using --env. It defaults to staging.
substrate-playground --web --template=node-template
git pull --rebase
yarn clean && yarn && yarn build
yarn login
yarn publish
yarn
node index.js
FAQs
Substrate Playground CLI
We found that @substrate/playground-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 12 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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