netlify-cli
Advanced tools
The netlify-cli package is a command-line tool that allows you to interact with Netlify services. It provides functionalities for deploying sites, managing DNS, handling functions, and more, directly from your terminal.
Deploy a site
This command deploys the site located in the './build' directory to Netlify. It is useful for quickly pushing updates to your site.
netlify deploy --dir=./buildLogin to Netlify
This command opens a browser window to authenticate your Netlify account. It is the first step to using other Netlify CLI commands that require authentication.
netlify loginCreate a new site
This command creates a new site on Netlify with the specified name 'my-new-site'. It is useful for setting up new projects quickly.
netlify sites:create --name=my-new-siteManage DNS records
This command adds a DNS record to your Netlify-managed domain. It is useful for configuring custom domains and subdomains.
netlify dns:add --name=subdomain --type=A --value=127.0.0.1Invoke serverless functions
This command invokes a serverless function named 'my-function' deployed on Netlify. It is useful for testing and debugging serverless functions.
netlify functions:invoke my-functionThe Vercel CLI is a command-line tool for interacting with Vercel services. It offers similar functionalities to Netlify CLI, such as deploying sites, managing domains, and handling serverless functions. Vercel is known for its seamless integration with Next.js.
The Firebase CLI provides a set of tools for managing Firebase projects and apps. It includes functionalities for deploying web apps, managing databases, and handling authentication. While it offers broader services compared to Netlify CLI, it is more focused on mobile and web app development.
The AWS CLI is a unified tool to manage AWS services. It provides extensive functionalities for deploying and managing cloud resources, including S3 for static site hosting and Lambda for serverless functions. It is more complex and feature-rich compared to Netlify CLI, catering to a wider range of cloud services.
Welcome to the Netlify CLI! The new 2.0 version was rebuilt from the ground up to help improve the site building experience.
Netlify CLI requires Node.js version 8 or above. To install, run the following command from any directory in your terminal:
npm install netlify-cli -g
Installing the CLI globally provides access to the netlify command.
netlify [command]
# Run `help` for detailed information about CLI commands
netlify [command] help
To learn how to log in to Netlify and start deploying sites, visit the documentation on Nelify.
For a full command reference, see the list below, or visit cli.netlify.com.
Create a new deploy from the contents of a folder
Configure continuous deployment for a new or existing site
Link a local repo or project folder to an existing site on Netlify
Login to your Netlify account
Open settings for the site linked to the current folder
| Subcommand | description |
|---|---|
open:admin | Opens current site admin UI in Netlify |
open:site | Opens current site url in browser |
Handle various site operations
| Subcommand | description |
|---|---|
sites:create | Create an empty site (advanced) |
sites:list | List all sites you have access too |
Print status information
| Subcommand | description |
|---|---|
status:hooks | Print hook information of the linked site |
Unlink a local folder from a Netlify site
Watch for site deploy to finish
See CONTRIBUTING.md for more info on how to make contributions to this project.
MIT. See LICENSE for more details.
FAQs
Netlify command line tool
The npm package netlify-cli receives a total of 104,962 weekly downloads. As such, netlify-cli popularity was classified as popular.
We found that netlify-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 21 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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