jsonblog-cli
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This is very much a tooling lib, Json Blog is meant to be language agnostic. Javascript sucks™, but suits some needs perfectly. =D
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This is very much a tooling lib, Json Blog is meant to be language agnostic. Javascript sucks™, but suits some needs perfectly. =D
blog 1.0.0
USAGE
blog <command> [options]
COMMANDS
init Downloads an example blog.json
build Builds your blog to /build (in default generator, check readme on how to use others)
serve Runs locally on your computer
help <command> Display help for a specific command
GLOBAL OPTIONS
-h, --help Display help
-V, --version Display version
--no-color Disable colors
--quiet Quiet mode - only displays warn and error messages
-v, --verbose Verbose mode - will also output debug messages
npm install -g jsonblog-cli
blog init
blog build
// Open the output locally
FAQs
This is very much a tooling lib, Json Blog is meant to be language agnostic. Javascript sucks™, but suits some needs perfectly. =D
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