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$ npm install -g dbdocs
$ dbdocs COMMAND
running command...
$ dbdocs (-v|--version|version)
dbdocs/0.5.0 darwin-x64 node-v15.10.0
$ dbdocs --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ dbdocs COMMAND
...
dbdocs build [FILEPATH]
dbdocs help [COMMAND]
dbdocs login
dbdocs logout
dbdocs password
dbdocs remove [PROJECT_NAME]
dbdocs token
dbdocs build [FILEPATH]
build docs
USAGE
$ dbdocs build [FILEPATH]
ARGUMENTS
FILEPATH dbml file path
OPTIONS
-p, --password=password password for project
--project=project project name
dbdocs help [COMMAND]
display help for dbdocs
USAGE
$ dbdocs help [COMMAND]
ARGUMENTS
COMMAND command to show help for
OPTIONS
--all see all commands in CLI
dbdocs login
login to dbdocs
USAGE
$ dbdocs login
DESCRIPTION
login with your dbdocs credentials
dbdocs logout
logout
USAGE
$ dbdocs logout
DESCRIPTION
clears local login credentials
dbdocs password
set password for your project or remove password
USAGE
$ dbdocs password
OPTIONS
-p, --project=project name project name
-r, --remove remove password from your project
-s, --set=password password for your project
dbdocs remove [PROJECT_NAME]
remove docs
USAGE
$ dbdocs remove [PROJECT_NAME]
ARGUMENTS
PROJECT_NAME name of the project which you want to remove
dbdocs token
generate or revoke your authentication token
USAGE
$ dbdocs token
OPTIONS
-g, --generate generate authentication token
-r, --revoke revoke authentication token
FAQs
dbdocs ======
The npm package dbdocs receives a total of 1,315 weekly downloads. As such, dbdocs popularity was classified as popular.
We found that dbdocs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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