The CLI you need to work with GraphCDN from your CLI. See https://docs.graphcdn.io/docs/cli for the complete documentation.
The CLI you need to work with GraphCDN from your CLI. See https://docs.graphcdn.io/docs/cli for the complete documentation.
login Authenticate the CLI
init Setup a new GraphCDN app
pull Pull the latest app config to ${chalk.dim(
'graphcdn.yml',
)}
ls List all apps
push Push the latest changes from ${chalk.dim('graphcdn.yml')}
serve Use your local backend with GraphCDN (BETA)
every one of these can be suffixed with --help for additional information.
To install our dependencies
yarn
To build the output
yarn build
When we want to use the CLI locally we can run it by doing
node ./build/index.js
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The CLI you need to work with GraphCDN from your CLI. See https://docs.graphcdn.io/docs/cli for the complete documentation.
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