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gobble-cli
Advanced tools
gobble-cli
The command line interface for Gobble, used for serving and building a project with a gobblefile.
Installation
npm i -g gobble-cli
Usage
Serving a project
This will start a server and watch for changes, using the gobblefile.js in the current folder (or one of its ancestors).
# you could also do `gobble serve` - it's the same thing
gobble
To use a specific port:
gobble --port 1337
gobble -p 1337
Building a project
To build the project to the out folder:
gobble build out
Set the --force flag to clear out the target folder if it exists and is not empty:
gobble build out --force
gobble build out -f
Build to a specific folder, and watch for changes
Like gobble build, except that the build will be updated whenver the source files change.
gobble watch out
License
MIT.
0.3.1
- gobble-cli will attempt to print code that causes transformations to fail (e.g. syntax errors), and will trace back to the original file if sourcemaps are present (requires gobble 0.7.1 to be installed locally)
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FAQs
Command line interface for gobble
The npm package gobble-cli receives a total of 87 weekly downloads. As such, gobble-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gobble-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 27 Nov 2014
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