atscm-cli

atscm-cli

atSCM command line interface

Installation

This module can be installed via npm. With node.js version 6 or later installed run:

# Install atscm-cli globally
npm install -g atscm-cli

You may have to run this command as an administrator.

Basic usage

You can find more detailed usage information in the usage manuals.

Creating a new atSCM project

Running atscm init will prompt you for a project name, description, etc. and create a new atSCM project.

For more detailed information on the init command look at the manuals.

Running tasks

Run tasks by typing atscm [task] inside a project directory.

Lookup the tasks available in the atscm manuals or by running atscm --tasks.

Open documentation

Running atscm docs will open the API documentation of the atscm module, running atscm docs --cli will open the documentation of this module.

Changelog

0.2.4 (2017-10-17)

Bug Fixes

• init: Always run in current working directory unless --cwd is passed (#16) (4beabdf), closes #14
• run: Allow atscm --tasks with current gulp-cli version (#24) (1820107)

Features

• docs: Open hosted API documentation with --remote option passed (#18) (2cb4ca7), closes #13
• init: Override existing files using the --force option (#15) (ccd4abf), closes #10
• Add source maps and beta flag (#26) (bf7e748)
• Automatically check for package updates (#21) (19afc94), closes #19
• Pass options by setting env vars named ATSCM_{options}={value} (#23) (4f23e91)
• Update atscm by running atscm update (bdce6f3), closes #5
• Update atscm by running atscm update (6adfa60)

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