@wundergraph/wunderctl
Advanced tools
This package is a wrapper for the wunderctl Go binary. It makes it super easy to run wundergraph commands from your terminal.
This package is not required if you have already installed @wundergraph/sdk. The SDK is shipped with the compatible wunderctl Go binary for development.
Note: This package uses postinstall script to download and install the wunderctl binary.
# Install wunderctl
npx @wundergraph/wunderctl
# Help
npx @wundergraph/wunderctl --help
Warning: Please use the Go release binary to start the wundergraph server in production.
You can pass WG_COPY_BIN_PATH to copy the installed binary to a specific path. This is useful if you want to use the binary in your CI/CD pipeline.
FAQs
WunderGraph Command Line Interface
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