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gitbook-cli
Advanced tools
The GitBook command line interface.
Install this globally and you'll have access to the gitbook command anywhere on your system.
$ npm install -g gitbook-cli
Note: The purpose of the gitbook command is to load and run the version of GitBook you have specified in your book (or the latest one), irrespective of its version. The GitBook CLI only support versions >=2.0.0
of GitBook.
gitbook-cli
store GitBook's versions into ~/.gitbook
, you can set the GITBOOK_DIR
environment variable to use another directory.
$ npm install -g gitbook-cli
Run command gitbook build
, gitbook serve
(read GitBook documentation for details).
List all available commands using:
$ gitbook help
By default, GitBook CLI will read the gitbook version to use from the book configuration, but you can force a specific version using --gitbook
option:
$ gitbook build ./mybook --gitbook=2.0.1
and list available commands in this version using:
$ gitbook help --gitbook=2.0.1
List installed versions:
$ gitbook ls
List available versions on NPM:
$ gitbook ls-remote
Install a specific version:
$ gitbook fetch 2.1.0
# or a pre-release
$ gitbook fetch beta
Update to the latest version
$ gitbook update
Uninstall a specific version
$ gitbook uninstall 2.0.1
Use a local folder as a GitBook version (for developement)
$ gitbook alias ./mygitbook latest
FAQs
CLI to generate books and documentation using gitbook
The npm package gitbook-cli receives a total of 2,785 weekly downloads. As such, gitbook-cli popularity was classified as popular.
We found that gitbook-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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