contentstack-express
Advanced tools
Run the following command in a Terminal or Command Prompt to globally install the latest version of Built.io Contentstack CLI on your system:
$ npm install -g contentstack-cli
*You might need administrator privileges to perform this installation.*
Start building your web application by connecting it to your existing stack.
Navigate to your workspace in the terminal, and run the 'connect' command.
$ contentstack connect
This will prompt you to enter the stack's api key and access token. You can find these details in the Settings > Stack page.
Enter your stack api key: {API_KEY}
Enter your stack access token: {ACCESS_TOKEN}
This will validate the stack. Once validated, you will be prompted to enter the project root directory and select one of the publishing environments of your stack.
Enter the name of the directory to contain the project: (my-site)
Select the publishing environment:
1. development
This will automatically configure your project for the selected publishing environment along with basic theme for the website.
Navigate to this folder and start the site.
$ cd my-site
$ npm start
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FAQs
Contentstack web application framework based on Express.
We found that contentstack-express demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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