ghost-cli
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npm install -g ghost-cli@latestghost install (for a production linux setup, including Nginx, SSL, and Systemd)ghost install local (for a local setup, useful for theme development/testing)The objective of the Ghost CLI project is to make setting up and maintaining a Ghost site as straight forward as possible for people who do not want to use Ghost(Pro).
Ghost-CLI is aimed at people who are comfortable in a command line environment, and therefore some technical knowledge is assumed. The design goal of Ghost CLI was to make it possible to install or update Ghost in a single command.
In order to keep these goals obtainable & maintainable by Ghost's small team, we have a recommended system stack that Ghost-CLI works with, and minimal configuration options.
We officially recommend the stack described here for production installs.
The team behind Ghost CLI only supports this stack. This restriction is very deliberate, as every additional option for configuration or divergent piece of code required to support an additional environment creates exponential complexity and maintenance overhead.
Our primary focus for the project is ensuring that everyone that uses the recommended system stack is able to install, configure, start, stop, restart, update & list their Ghost sites. This includes developing better testing to ensure we are able to prevent regressions, and stabilising the code to ensure that edge cases within the recommended stack are accounted for.
The secondary focus is on improving the CLI itself. We want to ensure that the UI, configuration options, flags, flows, prompts, messages and other behaviours are working for both manual and programmatic use. This also includes improving the documentation to make it easy to use the tool, discover advanced options & debug any common issues.
Anything that falls outside of these two areas is not being actively worked on at present.
later & recommended-stack.known-issue, users will be directed to the docs & forum.later & other-stack.later.We aren't able to provide support in GitHub, but we do keep track of common issues with the known-issue label and regularly update documentation & error messages to be clearer.
The documentation for Ghost-CLI can be found at https://docs.ghost.org/api/ghost-cli/. Community support can be found in our forum.
git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/Ghost-CLI path/to/your/workspacecd path/to/your/workspaceyarn installTo run the CLI for testing:
yarn linkghost <command> (can run anywhere on the system)yarn test
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1.10.0-beta.1 (2019-04-15)
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CLI Tool for installing & updating Ghost
The npm package ghost-cli receives a total of 954 weekly downloads. As such, ghost-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ghost-cli 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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