deep-export
Advanced tools
Cli utility that allows you to export links from your deep.
See Documentation for examples and API
deep-exportOptions:
--version Show version number [boolean]
--url The url of graphql to export data from [string] [required]
--jwt The JWT token for authentication to the graphql server
[string] [required]
--directory-name The directory name to save data to [string]
--help Show help [boolean]
If you are going to use this package in a project - it is recommended to install it is Locally
If you are going to use this package for yourself - it is recommended to install it Globally or run it directly using npx
npx --yes deep-export
npm install --global deep-export
/home/runner/work/deep-export/deep-export/dist/cli/deep-export
npm install --global deep-export
npx /home/runner/work/deep-export/deep-export/dist/cli/deep-export
npm install deep-export
npx /home/runner/work/deep-export/deep-export/dist/cli/deep-export
npm install deep-export
Add npm script to package.json. Note that you can name your script as you want but it must call binary file provided by the package
{
"scripts": {
"/home/runner/work/deep-export/deep-export/dist/cli/deep-export": "/home/runner/work/deep-export/deep-export/dist/cli/deep-export"
}
}
and run
npm run /home/runner/work/deep-export/deep-export/dist/cli/deep-export
FAQs
cli utility for export data from your deep
The npm package deep-export receives a total of 65 weekly downloads. As such, deep-export popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that deep-export 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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