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lingon-cli
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The command line interface to lingon, a minimal static site generator inspired by Middleman and Sprockets.
Install the lingon cli globally:
npm install -g lingon-cli
# Initialize a new lingon project
lingon new my-project
# start the lingon server
cd my-project
lingon
# Output:
# [ Lingon ] Working directory: /Path/to/project/my-project
# [ Lingon ] http server listening on: 0.0.0.0:5678
The app is now accessible on 0.0.0.0:5678.
Read more about lingon here.
This package will add a lingon binary to your path. It functions as a proxy to the lingon.js file and supports the exact same arguments.
# Generate a lingon new lingon project:
lingon new my-project # will clone https://github.com/javoire/lingon-template-minimal
lingon new my-project -t angular # will clone https://github.com/jpettersson/lingon-ng-template
# Start the server:
lingon
# Build once and quit:
lingon build
# Show version:
lingon -v
# Show help:
lingon -h
# Start the server on a custom port:
lingon server -p 1111
FAQs
Command line interface to Lingon, a static site generator.
We found that lingon-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.
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