Command line interface for Dynamics 365 development project scaffolding
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Dynamics 365 CLI for scaffolding development projects
#npm
npm install -g d365-cli
#yarn
yarn global add d365-cli
d365 create webresource
d365 create plugin
d365 create workflow
d365 create console
d365 add script Account
d365 add test-script Account
d365 add html index
d365 add css stylesheet
d365 add plugin AccountCreate
d365 add workflow SomeActivity
To deploy, sign in here to grant access to your Dynamics 365 organization.
Deployment configuration is stored in config.json. Authentication information is stored in creds.json. The "create" and "add" commands will generate and updates these files for you.
d365 deploy webresource
d365 deploy plugin
d365 deploy workflow
Contributions are welcome. To commit changes, stage them then run npm run commit to commit. This will format the commit so semantic-release can select the correct version number.
FAQs
Command line interface for Dynamics 365 development project scaffolding
We found that d365-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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